(Sports Correspondent: Imran Sohail)
Lahore Qalandars Fulfil Young Cancer Patient’s Dream to Meet Shaheen Afridi
Lahore Qalandars have won widespread appreciation after fulfilling the heartfelt wish of a young cancer patient to meet his cricket hero, Shaheen Shah Afridi.
The child, Farzan from Qila Didar Singh in Gujranwala, has been battling a tumor for the past four years. His emotional video message expressing his desire to meet Shaheen Afridi recently gained attention on social media.
Special Invitation to the Stadium
After seeing the video, the Lahore Qalandars management invited Farzan as a special guest to the stadium in Lahore.
He attended a match and met Shaheen Afridi along with other members of the squad. The meeting turned into a memorable and emotional experience for the young fan and his family.
Emotional Gesture by Shaheen Afridi
Shaheen Afridi made the moment even more special by presenting Farzan with a signed jersey and cap.
The franchise described him as a “special Qalandar” and praised his courage and strength during his ongoing treatment.
The team also shared that fulfilling his wish was a proud moment for the entire squad.
Family Expresses Gratitude
Farzan and his father thanked the Lahore Qalandars management for their kindness and support.
They also extended their best wishes to franchise owners Atif Rana and Sameen Rana for making the dream come true.
Social Media and Public Response
The story gained further attention after former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi highlighted the young fan’s wish online, encouraging the team to reach out.
The gesture has been widely praised, highlighting how cricket can go beyond sport and bring hope and happiness to people facing difficult life challenges.
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Key Highlights
- Lahore Qalandars fulfil young fan Farzan’s wish
- Farzan, a cancer patient, meets Shaheen Afridi
- Special invitation and stadium experience arranged
- Signed jersey and cap presented to the child
- Emotional moment praised by fans and public
