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No Imran Khan In PCB’s Tribute Video Celebrating Rich History Of Pakistan Cricket On Independence Day
PCB released a special video on occasion of the Independence Day and celebrated the team's rich history in cricket. However, they shockingly omitted World Cup winning captain Imran Khan from the Video.
Published: Aug 15, 2023, 06:24 PM (IST)
Edited: Aug 15, 2023, 06:25 PM (IST)
PAKISTAN celebrated its 77th Independence Day On August 14, 2023. To mark the special day, the Pakistan Cricket Board released a tribute video to celebrate the history of Pakistan cricket.
Over the years, Pakistan has produced many iconic cricketers who went on to dominate the sport. However, if we talk about one cricketer that inspired the new generation and played a significant role in making Pakistan world beaters, it could be none other than former captain Imran Khan.
Pakistan’s best moment in cricket came when they won the World Cup. It was under the able leadership of Imran Khan that Pakistan lifted the World Cup in 1992. However, in a shocking turn of events, the PCB did not give Imran Khan even a second of space in the tribute video.
The decision to leave out one of the greatest cricketers in history caused a massive social media outrage. The fans were upset at the PCB for not being thankful to Imran Khan for his contribution to Pakistan cricket.
One of the reasons PCB might have hesitated to mention Imran Khan could be because of his role in Pakistan politics. Imran Khan after retiring from the game formed a political party Tehreek-e-Insaaf and went on to become the country’s Prime Minister.
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After serving four years as Pakistan’s PM, Imran Khan was removed from office after he lost the No-Confidece Motion in the parliament. He was also sentenced to three years in jail and banned for five years from holding any public office after over 150 cases were registered against him.