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Afghanistan Cricketers And ACB Officials Visit Kabul Airstrike Victims In Hospital, Express Solidarity
Wazir Akbar Khan Hospital: Representatives of the Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB), along with players from the national squad, visited hospitals in Kabul to check on those hurt in an alleged Pakistani airstrike targeting a medical facility.
ODI and Test captain Hashmatullah Shahidi, along with teammates Gulbadin Naib and Qais Ahmad, went to Wazir Akbar Khan Hospital and Kabul Emergency Hospital, where they met with the injured, spoke to survivors, and conveyed their solidarity with the victims and their families.
The hospital visits took place against a backdrop of rising frustration within Afghanistan’s cricket community, fuelled by reports of heavy civilian losses in Kabul.
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