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A match was being played between India and Pakistan in Lahore on 22 December 1989. Indian Player Srikanth was out through LBW, but he was not satisfied and was protesting. On his Protest the Captain of Pakistani Cricket Team Imran Khan called him back and invited to play. Every one was surprised on his decision. Then Imran khan ask the Waqar Younas to Ball, and what happened, Srikanth was out. The Justice had been done. It was a rare incident of Cricket History and it shows the Real sportsman spirit of Imran khan.


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In Todya's Newspaper a column has been published on this incident. Read it.


Source: Tauheen-e-Cricket Se Tauheen-e-Adaalat Tak !!! By Wasi Shah - 4th August 2013





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