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PCB considered pulling players out of Test against Englandafter Sky aired interview with Imran Khan’s sons

Former England skipper Mike Atherton conducted the 18-minute interview with Imran's sons, Kassim and Suleman, in which the two expressed fears about the well-being of their 73-year-old father

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PCB considered pulling players out of Test against England after Sky aired interview with Imran Khan’s sons

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Former England skipper Mike Atherton conducted the 18-minute interview with Imran's sons, Kassim and Suleman, in which the two expressed fears about the well-being of their 73-year-old father

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Source: The Hindu. Published 28 Aug 2026, 10:34 am.

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