Afghan Cricketer Shapoor Zadran Fighting For Life, Hospitalised In Critical Condition

Afghanistan has established itself as a formidable force in international cricket, often surprising fans and opponents with unexpected victories on major occasions. Former players have been instrumental in elevating Afghan cricket, setting high standards of performance that paved the way for newer players. This legacy is why stars like Rashid Khan, Mohammad Nabi, and Rahmanullah Gurbaz are recognised worldwide today.

Shapoor Zadran’s Career

Among Afghanistan’s notable cricketers is Shapoor Zadran, who represented his country in 80 international matches. He made his debut against the Netherlands in 2009 and played in two formats: ODIs and T20s.

In 44 ODIs, he claimed 44 wickets, with his best bowling figures being 4/24. In 36 T20 matches, he took 27 wickets, with his best performance

of 3/40.

Shapoor Zadran’s Health Crisis

Currently, Shapoor Zadran is fighting for his life due to a severe illness. His brother revealed the news on social media, highlighting the seriousness of the situation.

Sources close to Afghan cricket reported that Shapoor’s white blood cell count has reached a critical level, making his condition extremely grave.

Messages Of Support

The news of Shapoor Zadran’s illness has prompted concern across the cricketing world. Former Pakistan cricketer Rashid Latif took to social media, praising Shapoor’s fearless style of play and asking fans to pray for his speedy recovery.

Members of the Afghanistan cricket team have also offered their prayers and support for the ailing pacer.