Former Pakistan fast-bowler Shoaib Akhtar underwent a successful knee injury in Australia.
“My operation has been done and it went quite successfully,” Akhtar said in a video message on his Twitter account. “You can see that I’m in pain but not in a lot of pain.”
Pakistan’s former fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar underwent successful knee surgery on Thursday. It will require him weeks to recover.
Soon after the surgery, Akhtar posted a video on his Twitter account and wrote: “For all my fans, my knee operation has been successfully completed in Australia. I have just made a short video for all my loving and caring fans . Remember @shoaib100mph in your prayers.”.
For all my fans, my knee operation has been successfully completed in Australia. I have just made a short video for all my loving and caring fans . Remember @shoaib100mph in your prayers. #ShoaibAkhtar #Pakistan pic.twitter.com/PtkbWZUYeM
— Shoaib Akhtar (@shoaib100mph) August 28, 2019
Many fans and public figures wished him during his surgery, he had posted it about on YouTube some months ago as well and his fans from all over the world showed concern for his health where he told how much problems he had to face due to his knee injuries that most of the time during matches he had to get the treatment of knee before and after the matches which used to be painful as doctors used to excrete out blood from his knees.
He said it was a long painful story that has to come to end after my knee surgery.
Shoaib started to feel discomfort in his knee sometime back. The cricketer said the decision to undergo the operation was taken after the pain increased.
“It has become necessary to go for its remedy now. I’ve left my family. I’ve left everyone and this is not a very happy feeling. But this is also important to get my knee sorted out,” Shoaib – who has over 1.5 million subscribers on his YouTube channel – had revealed earlier.
