Former cricket captains have called on Pakistan to comply with a court-ordered medical assessment for Imran Khan, urging that he be given what they described as proper medical care.
The appeal centres on the former Pakistan cricket captain and ex-prime minister, with the former skippers saying the issue is one of “basic decency”. Their statement presses for the authorities to follow the court’s direction and ensure that a medical assessment takes place.
The source material does not name the former captains involved, nor does it provide further detail on the court order, the timing of the assessment or Khan’s current medical condition.
The intervention is significant because it comes from figures linked to cricket, the sport through which Khan first became internationally prominent before entering politics. Their call is focused specifically on medical care and compliance with the court-ordered assessment.
No official response from Pakistani authorities is included in the supplied material. The latest known position is that the former captains are urging Pakistan to carry out the court-directed medical assessment and provide Khan with appropriate care.
