Watch: Lahore Qalandars players rush to help after net bowler brutally injured during PSL 2026 practice
During PSL 2026 nets, Qalandars players and captain Shaheen Afridi swiftly assist a bowler hit on the face by a ball.

During a tense practice session ahead of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2026, Lahore Qalandars players sprang into action after a net bowler was brutally struck on the face by a cricket ball. The shocking incident occurred mid-session, leaving the bowler in visible pain and prompting an immediate halt to practice. Witnesses described the moment as chaotic, with teammates rushing to provide urgent support.
Players rushed to the bowler’s aid, showing quick reflexes and genuine concern, underscoring the strong team spirit within the Qalandars camp. The moment captured the attention of fans and observers, emphasising how closely players look out for one another off the field.
While practice sessions are typically routine, this event served as a reminder of the risks inherent in high-level cricket and the importance of vigilance, even during preparations. It also showcased the professionalism and readiness of the Lahore Qalandars players to respond in critical moments.
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What happened in Lahore Qalandars' net session?
During a Lahore Qalandars practice, a net bowler was hit on the face by a ball and was in a lot of pain. The practice stopped immediately, and the players and staff quickly went to help him.
The players acted fast, and reports say that captain Shaheen Shah Afridi helped the bowler. He took him to the ambulance so he could get medical care quickly.
The incident was shared on social media by TOK, saying: “During Lahore Qalandars’ practice, a net bowler was accidentally hit on the face and was helped by the players, while captain Shaheen Afridi took him to the ambulance.”
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Fans' Reaction to Lahore Qalandars Players Rushing to Help Net Bowler
Fans on social media praised the Lahore Qalandars players for their quick and compassionate response during the practice incident. Many highlighted captain Shaheen Shah Afridi’s role in personally assisting the injured bowler, calling it a display of leadership and sportsmanship. Supporters also appreciated the squad's teamwork, noting that players stopped practice to ensure the bowler received immediate medical attention.
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