PCB warns Pakistan players against speaking about Imran Khan's imprisonment

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has advised its players involved in the Test series against England not to comment on the issue of Imran Khan's imprisonment.

This was after British media attempted to bait some of them into making comments on World Cup-winning skipper Imran's imprisonment back in the country.

The issue gained momentum following Sky Sports' interview with Imran's sons, aired during the lunch interval on the second day of the second Test at



Lords.

Pakistan head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed was also asked whether the players had seen the interview of Imran's sons Kassim and Suleman to Mike Atherton.

Sarfaraz told the reporter at a media conference that the players were having lunch and didn't watch it.

"No we don't know anything about it, we were having lunch," Sarfaraz said when asked by a reporter about reports that the PCB had threatened to not send the team out after lunch if Sky Sports aired the interview.