Back'Ek chakke ke kitne paise milte hain?': Pak cricketer's chat with police goes viral

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Times of India09.05.2026GeneralIndia

'Ek chakke ke kitne paise milte hain?': Pak cricketer's chat with police goes viral

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Pakistan cricketer Irfan Khan Niazi was recently pulled over by traffic police for not wearing a seat belt. The officer, a fan, engaged in a friendly chat about cricket and the PSL before letting him go with a warning. Irfan, a national player, was urged to prioritize safety and encourage others to follow traffic rules.

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