‘I was poisoned at the peak of my career’: Former Pakistan cricketer makes shocking revelation

Former Pakistan opener Imran Nazir has made a shocking revelation, claiming that he was poisoned during the peak of his career. Nazir, who played for Pakistan from 1999 to 2012, alleged that he received financial support from ex-captain Shahid Afridi during this difficult period.

Nazir further disclosed that he had to fight hard to avoid being confined to bed due to the illness caused by Mercury, which he referred to as a type of ‘slow poison’. According to him, his recent treatment, including an MRI scan, confirmed this poisoning. Mercury is said to have reached his joints and caused severe damage. He underwent treatment for his damaged joints over a period of 8-10 years, resulting in considerable suffering for 6-7 years. However, Nazir expressed his gratitude that he was never left bedridden, despite enduring such hardships.