Former international cricket captain has expressed concern over Imran Khan’s health.

PTI supporters rally as authorities block family visits to Imran Khan

epa12565111 Uzma Khan (C), sister of imprisoned former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, speaks to the media outside the Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, 02 December 2025. For several weeks, Imran Khan's family members, lawyers, and senior Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party leaders were repeatedly barred from visiting him at Adiala Jail, fueling concerns about his health. EPA/SOHAIL SHAHZAD Source: EPA / SOHAIL SHAHZAD/EPA

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Imran Khan's family alleges that his transfer to the hospital was hidden; his party Mps protested for hearings and his visits. Fourteen former cricket captains from around the world, including Australia, have written to the Government of Pakistan expressing concern about Imran Khan’s health and prison conditions. MQM Pakistan announced plans to take to the streets against the Sindh government. In Bhakkar, a suicide attack killed two police officers.

Imran Khan received his second eye injection under specialist care.PTI alleges his transfer was hidden; lawmakers protested for hearings and visits.

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Fourteen former cricket captains, including Australian former captain Steve Waugh and Allan Border, urged Pakistan’s PM to ensure his health and dignity.