Rashid Latif has sent a legal notice to PJ Mir for making insulting statements about him and Javed Miandad. Latif, according to PJ Mir, smacked Javed Miandad in Antigua in 1993.
Rashid Latif, a former Pakistan wicketkeeper, has sent a legal notice to PJ Mir. A former Pakistan cricketer turned writer, for making derogatory allegations against him and Javed Miandad. A notification given requesting an apology within 14 days, failing which Mir would be forced to pay Rs 1 billion for tarnishing the former cricketer’s image.
Notably, PJ Mir stated on a Pakistan station that Rashid Latif slapped Javed Miandad in Antigua during Pakistan’s tour of the West Indies in 1993. In response to his comments, Latif maintained that he never smacked or raised his voice in front of the great cricketer, and referred to him as a national hero and Pakistan’s pride.
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“I never slapped or even raise my voice in front of legendary Javed Miandad,” Latif wrote on X.
Javed bhai is a national hero and the pride of Pakistan, as well as an ICC Hall of Famer. Im thrilled to make my Pakistan debut under his captaincy. He is a cricketing institution, and I have learned a lot from him. I see him as a father figure. Through my attorney, I sent Mr. PJ Mir with a legal notice requiring him to make an unequivocal apology and proper retraction within 14 days for spurious statements made against me and Javed bhai. @umairkaz @Javed__Miandad.”
PJ Mir made the surprising assertion while recounting an event involving dressing room squabbles on Samaa TV. In addition, the two panelists on the channel, former cricketers Shahid Afridi and Mushtaq Ahmed, were startle after hearing his assertion. Mir went on to say that the mood in Pakistan’s dressing room also had wreck in 1993. He told Miandad to shrug it off and forget about it.
“I witnessed rivalry within the team during the West Indies tour in 1993.” I traveled from London to Antigua and advised the team’s then-manager, Khaled Mahmud, not to make any statements about the dressing room atmosphere. A number of cricketers even sold their account to the Sun for 10,000 pounds. Rashid Latif slapped Javed Miandad inside, and I saw him seated outside. “I felt bad for him, but I told him to forget about it. ” Mir stated on Samaa TV.
