Squash legend Jansher Khan Sunday dispelled the impression of being hit by any mysterious disease as was described in the print and electronic media. Talking to media men during the prize distribution ceremony squash wizard Jansher Khan said that he is ill but now recovering fast. "Yes the doctor suggested me complete bed rest," Jansher added.
He said he had swimming and walking sessions as prescribed by the doctor besides attending some of the function. "I'm happy of being called for the Independence Day Sports squash and weightlifting," Jansher added.
"I'm walking with open eyes and my hands are working normal but I appeal to my fans all across the world and my countrymen to pray for me so that I recover soon," Jansher said. Jansher, the eight times World Champion and six times British Open winner had undergone several medical tests all of them were cleared.
Jansher, 41, is currently also the advisor to the PSF President, Chief of Air Staff Air Marshal Rao Qamar Sultan besides being the national coach. Jansher Khan, born 15 June 1969, in Peshawar, widely considered to be one of the greatest squash players of all time.
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