Kabul: IPLIn the midst of this, the news of great concern in the cricket world. Star cricketer admitted to ICU due to serious illness. Panja is fighting for life and death.

Afghanistan fast bowler Shapoor Zadran has to be hospitalized due to serious illness. He is currently fighting for his life in the ICU. It is heard that his condition is serious. Pakistani cricketer Umar Akmal shared some pictures from the hospital and wished him a speedy recovery. Pakistan star Shahid Afridi said that he has spoken to Zadran’s brother and is sorry to hear about his condition.

What happened to Jadran?

38-year-old Shapoor Jadran developed a serious illness, following which he was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). He is currently under the supervision of doctors. Former Pakistan cricketer Umar Akmal shared some pictures of Jadran on social media platform ‘X’, leaving everyone worried and wishing him a speedy recovery.

Shahid Afridi expressed concern

Umar Akmal shared a photo of Shapoor Zadran in ‘X’ and wrote, “Zadran bhai is like my friend. Wishing him a speedy recovery, Amin.” Shahid Afridi also wished Jadran a speedy recovery and said he spoke to his brother over the phone.

Shahid Afridi wrote, “Talked to Shapoor Jadran’s brother on phone today, really sad to hear about his condition. You have always been a warrior on the field, and I know you will fight through this tough situation. I wish you a speedy recovery.”

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It is known that Jadran’s white blood cells have decreased a lot, which is a dangerous situation. That is why this treatment period is considered important for him.

Shapoor Jadran’s cricket life

Jadran was a fast bowler who dismissed many legends in his career. He has played against every major team in the world. He played 44 One Day Internationals and 36 Twenty20 Internationals between 2009 and 2019. He has 43 wickets in ODIs and 37 in T20Is. Shapoor Zadran also took 90 wickets in 83 T20 matches.





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