Afghanistan cricket is in mourning following the death of former fast bowler Shapoor Zadran, 38, in India after a prolonged illness. He represented Afghanistan in 44 ODIs and 36 T20Is and was undergoing treatment for a rare condition in New Delhi.
Former Afghanistan fast bowler Shapoor Zadran has passed away at 38 after a battle with HLH. He was undergoing treatment in Delhi-NCR. The Afghanistan Cricket Board and ICC chairman Jay Shah mourned his loss, highlighting his significant contributions to Afghan cricket, including a match-winning performance in the 2015 World Cup.
Former Afghanistan fast bowler Shapoor Zadran, known for hitting the winning runs in the country's first World Cup victory, has passed away at 38. He was being treated for a rare immune condition in New Delhi.
Former Afghanistan fast bowler Shapoor Zadran, who hit the winning runs in the country's first World Cup victory, has died at 38. He was being treated for a rare immune condition in New Delhi.
Former Afghanistan fast bowler Shapoor Zadran has passed away at 38 due to a rare immune disorder, HLH. The Afghanistan Cricket Board mourned his loss, highlighting his foundational role in developing cricket in the country and inspiring a generation.
Former Afghanistan fast bowler Shapoor Zadran has passed away in India after a period of illness and treatment. The Afghanistan Cricket Board announced his death, remembering his significant role in the national team's rise and participation in major global tournaments.
Rashid Khan and Mohammad Nabi visit former Afghanistan pacer Shapoor Zadran in a Greater Noida hospital where he's treated for Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis (HLH)
Shapoor Zadran is battling a rare life-threatening immune disorder, HLH, in a New Delhi hospital. His family has urgently appealed for A-positive blood donors through an emotional message shared by brother Ghamai Zadran. Former teammates including Rashid Khan and Mohammad Nabi have rallied around the ex-Afghanistan pacer during his critical health battle.
Former Afghanistan fast bowler Shapoor Zadran is currently hospitalized in New Delhi, battling a rare and severe immune condition called Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis (HLH). Family and former teammates are supporting him as he undergoes intensive medical treatment.
Shapoor Zadran, the Afghan pacer who famously dismissed Gautam Gambhir and Virender Sehwag for 10 and 8 runs in India's 2012 T20 World Cup opener, is battling the rare and life-threatening condition Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis (HLH) in a New Delhi hospital. The 38-year-old, who played 80 internationals for Afghanistan between 2009 and 2020, first fell ill in October last year with what was initially diagnosed as TB. He arrived in India on January 18 and is being treated in the ICU, with his family describing his fighting spirit as unchanged from his cricket days.
