New Delhi: At one time, he put the best batsmen of the world in trouble. Now he is fighting with death! Even on Indian soil!

Former Afghanistan fast bowler Shapoor Zadran (Shapoor Zadran) is fighting for life and death in a hospital in Delhi. Shapoor, who is 6 feet 2 inches tall, is admitted in the ICU. He is an Afghan star suffering from a rare and fatal disease called Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis, where the immune system begins to weaken. The condition of the Afghan player is very serious. The infection has reached his brain. Also, the weight is dropping rapidly and speech has almost stopped.

Shapoor came to Delhi in January for treatment. Now he is suffering from stage IV of HLH. He had his first problem in October last year. Ghamai Zadran, Shapoor’s younger brother, said that soon after, doctors in Afghanistan advised him to go to India for treatment.

The infection spread to the brain

Ghamai Zadran said Shapoor’s infection had spread to the brain, which was revealed after an MRI and CT scan. He also had TB.

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After initial treatment, Shapoor was released from the hospital. But after about 20 days, he developed problems again and had to be admitted to the hospital. Once again he was released from the hospital, but after 20 days the Afghan cricketer was taken back to the hospital. This time his physical condition worsened and he became dengue positive. Shapoor’s bone marrow was tested during Ramadan, after which it was revealed that he had reached stage IV of HLH.

Losing weight, talking stopped

Shapur’s brother said that now his physical condition is quite satisfactory. He has lost about 14 kg weight. He can hardly speak. The conversation has almost stopped.

Condition improves on steroids

Shapoor Zadran is the eldest of the family – he has four brothers and six sisters, his brother said. Ao said that the steroids that Shapoor was given recently seemed to be working and that gave the family some hope.



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