In the last match against New Zealand, Pakistan opener Imam was injured, unable to get up and an ambulance was called

Chaitra 23, 2081

Kantipur Reporter

In the last match against New Zealand, Pakistan opener Imam was injured, unable to get up and an ambulance was called

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The third and final match of the one-day series between New Zealand and Pakistan continues on Saturday. In the match, Pakistan's aggressive batsman Imam-ul-Haq has retired and retired.

He was seriously injured after being hit on the head by a direct throw. He was writhing in pain in the middle ground and immediately the doctor put him in an ambulance and brought him out.

The ambulance was taken to the crease after being unable to walk. Chasing 265 runs, Abdullah Shafiq and Imam-ul-Haq opened for Pakistan.

Imam ran for a run on the third ball of the third over. But at the same time the injury happened. A throw hit Imam directly on his helmet and he fell on the field. 

The ball was stuck in his helmet . He fell down in extreme pain and could not get up. Paramedics immediately arrived with an ambulance, and brought him off the field for treatment.

 

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