Abdul Nasir, the father of Pakistan’s fastest bowler, Ihsanullah, is worried about his son’s cricket career due to an ongoing elbow injury. This injury has been troubling Ihsanullah for over a year, even after undergoing surgery in England.
Despite these efforts, the injury persists, and Nasir feels that the current rehabilitation being done in Swat is not enough to help his son recover fully.
Nasir is concerned about the lack of proper facilities and experienced doctors in Swat and has requested the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to move Ihsanullah’s rehabilitation to the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Lahore. He believes that the NCA, with its better resources, would provide Ihsanullah with the care he needs to get back on track.
Adding to these concerns, Ihsanullah’s coach, Malik Nasir, has also urged the PCB to transfer him to the NCA.
He emphasized Ihsanullah’s importance to Pakistan’s cricket team as the country’s fastest bowler and warned that continuing with inadequate rehabilitation could jeopardize his promising career. Both Nasir and Coach Malik are calling on the PCB to take action quickly to ensure Ihsanullah receives the best possible treatment.
