The opening batter, who suffered a calf injury during the match at Lord’s, did not come out to bat in either innings as Pakistan lost the contest by 194 runs. With the victory, England also secured an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series against Babar Azam and Co. Ahead of the third and final Test, Pakistan selection committee member Aaqib Javed revealed that an inquiry will be launched to investigate Imam’s injury.
Pakistan batter Imam-ul-Haq ‘s injury controversy during the second Test against England has now taken a serious turn.
Imam Ul Haq, who suffered a calf injury during the match at Lord’s, did not come out to bat in either innings as Pakistan lost the contest by 194 runs.
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How is it possible that you failed to come out to bat in both innings after pulling up a muscle?” said Javed. “Imam is in big trouble and he is also likely to seek legal counsel when he has to appear to face an inquiry committee of the Board which will look into his calf muscle injury which didn’t allow him to bat in both innings of the second Test,” one insider told PTI. “An inquiry will be conducted into this matter. White-ball head coach Mike Hesson and bowling coach Ashley Noffke will take charge of the team for the final test, starting at Birmingham on Sept.
