Not out yet: Wasim Akram bats for former teammate Imran Khan
India Today
Wasim Akram, who is now a cricket commentator, has been rallying behind Imran Khan, who has been fighting to hold on to power in Pakistan.
Pakistan cricket team’s former captain and Imran Khan’s colleague on the field, Wasim Akram, tweeted a photo of the beleaguered PM hours after the trust vote against Khan was dismissed and the National Assembly dissolved by the president. Wasim Akram, who is now a cricket commentator, has been rallying behind Imran Khan, who has been fighting to hold on to power in Pakistan.
“The Game Changer #ImranKhan #Skipper #NotOutYet #Surprise,” Akram wrote, sharing a photo of Imran Khan enjoying a good laugh.
The Game Changer #ImranKhan #Skipper #NotOutYet #Surprise . pic.twitter.com/JIUyj5Hj0V
On Saturday, throwing his support behind his once teammate and now premier, Akram, 55, tweeted: “He was born to lead, fight & win, not for himself but for what he is representing. It’s not the position or power or name he’s fighting for, Its his destiny! And the game is not over yet! #IstandwithImranKhan #NeverGiveUp (sic)”
He was born to lead, fight & win, not for himself but for what he is representing.It’s not the position or power or name he’s fighting for,Its his destiny!And the game is not over yet!#IstandwithImranKhan #NeverGiveUp pic.twitter.com/NXr5G83xVC
Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan was facing a no-confidence motion moved by the Leader of the Opposition, Shehbaz Sharif. As allies of Imran Khan’s government steadily switched sides, the Opposition claimed that it had the majority to topple the government.
At a rally in Islamabad, seen by many as Imran Khan’s demonstration of strength, the prime minister dramatically waved a white paper, calling it to be evidence of a “foreign conspiracy” to oust him.
