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1000 Days In Jail: Imran Khan’s Health, Isolation And Sons’ Emotional Fight
The name Imran Khan is associated with many cricketing feats, but statisticians missed his latest record. Unfortunately, he is in jail for over 1000 days.
Imran Khan’s cricket credentials and his popularity are well known. He played from 1971 to 1992 in 88 Tests and 175 ODIs and even won the first World Cup for Pakistan in 1992. Many believe that he is among the greatest all-round players this game has seen and no doubt Pakistan’s top cricketer.
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