Imam-ul-Haq accused of faking injuries during England Test series

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Imam-ul-Haq accused of faking injuries during England Test series
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Pakistan opener Imam-ul-Haq has been accused by former chief selector Mohammad Wasim of faking injuries, following a calf strain he suffered during the Lord's Test. Imam was sidelined after scans confirmed a low-grade calf injury, which arose while fielding on the first day. This absence contributed to Pakistan's struggles, as they were bowled out for just 110 in their first innings, leaving them with a significant deficit. The PCB reported that Imam's later participation in the match depends on his recovery. Wasim's allegations highlight ongoing concerns regarding Imam's injury management and fitness history, raising questions during an already challenging series for Pakistan.

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  • Imam-ul-Haq injured his calf during the second Test at Lord's.
  • He missed the first innings after a confirmed low-grade calf strain.
  • Pakistan collapsed to 110 all out, trailing by 180 runs.
  • Former selector Mohammad Wasim accused Imam of faking injuries.
  • The PCB stated Imam's participation depends on treatment and recovery.
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Pakistan opener Imam-ul-Haq has been accused of faking injuries by former chief selector Mohammad Wasim after suffering a calf strain in the Lord's Test.

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