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Pak Cricketer Shoaib Malik Reacts After Surviving A Car Crash
By: Tupaki Desk | 11 Jan 2021 7:20 AM GMT
Former Pakistan skipper & Sania Mirza's husband, Shoaib Malik suffered a horrific car crash in Lahore on Sunday. As per reports, his sports car bumped into a truck on Sunday late evening when Malik was returning to his hotel post the PSL draft event.
Malik lost control of his sports car and it rammed into a truck, parked nearby a local restaurant. He represented the Peshawar Zalmi side in the previous edition of the PSL and attended the event as the franchise's representative.
According to a report filed by SAMAA TV, it reported that Malik tried to overtake Wahab Riaz's car when he lost control of his swanky sports ride. Fortunately, he escaped unhurt but the front part of his car has been damaged completely.
Meanwhile, Malik took to his Twitter handle and shared his update. He wrote, "I am perfectly all right everybody. It was just a happenstance accident and Almighty has been extremely Benevolent. Thank you to each one of you who've reached out. I am deeply grateful for all the love and care..."
The 38-year-old all-rounder debuted in 1999 and has played 35 Tests, 287 ODIs and 116 T20Is for Pakistan.
Malik lost control of his sports car and it rammed into a truck, parked nearby a local restaurant. He represented the Peshawar Zalmi side in the previous edition of the PSL and attended the event as the franchise's representative.
According to a report filed by SAMAA TV, it reported that Malik tried to overtake Wahab Riaz's car when he lost control of his swanky sports ride. Fortunately, he escaped unhurt but the front part of his car has been damaged completely.
Meanwhile, Malik took to his Twitter handle and shared his update. He wrote, "I am perfectly all right everybody. It was just a happenstance accident and Almighty has been extremely Benevolent. Thank you to each one of you who've reached out. I am deeply grateful for all the love and care..."
The 38-year-old all-rounder debuted in 1999 and has played 35 Tests, 287 ODIs and 116 T20Is for Pakistan.
