Pakistan opening batsman Imam-ul-Haq was struck on the helmet grille on a delivery from New Zealand’s Lockie Ferguson in the 2nd ODI.
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Imam-ul-Haq was struck on the helmet grille by New Zealand’s Lockie Ferguson. (Source: PCB/Twitter)
Pakistan opening batsman Imam-ul-Haq, who was taken to the hospital after suffering a head injury in the middle of the 2nd ODI against New Zealand, has been cleared to rejoin the national team. In a tweet on the official Twitter Handle, the Pakistan Cricket Board wrote, “Imam ul Haq all scans clear. He joined the team and will remain under observation of Team Physio.”
The incident took place in the 13th over when a short delivery from Lockie Ferguson struck the helmet grille Imam-ul-Haq. Imam immediately fell down to the ground as the physios rushed to the ground to take a look at him. After a while, he stood up but still continued to look dizzy on the field, which prompted the physios to take him off the field, declaring him retired hurt.
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Imam went back amid massive applause from the team. Later he was taken to a hospital in the back of an ambulance for immediate medical attention.
