Former Pakistan captain, Inzamam-ul-Haq was rushed to the hospital after suffering a heart attack on Monday. According to details, Inzamam has undergone a successful angioplasty and is said to be stable while still being under observation.
As per the sources, the legendary middle-order batsman had been complaining of chest pain over the past three days and while the initial tests did not indicate a heart attack, he did suffer cardiac arrest on Monday following which he was rushed to the hospital for surgery.
The 51-year old is still in the hospital and will undergo some time in observation before the doctors clear him to leave.
Inzamam is Pakistan’s highest run-scorer in ODIs and the third-highest run-scorer in Test cricket. He has scored 11,701 runs including 10 centuries and 83 half-centuries at an average of 39.53 in 375 ODI matches while he has scored 8,829 runs at an average of 50.16 in 119 Test matches.
The 1992 World Cup winner has also been one of Pakistan’s most successful captains in both formats. He captained Pakistan in 31 Test matches and 87 ODIs throughout his career. He retired in 2007 and has since been affiliated with Pakistan cricket in various roles.
