Former Pakistani fast bowler, Shoaib Akhtar, recently secured a stay order from the court to temporarily halt the production of his biopic, titled ‘Rawalpindi Express.’ Akhtar expressed his concerns over the filmmakers’ persistent threats of continuing the filming process, despite the termination of their agreement. Taking to Twitter, he shared a legal notice, shedding light on the situation.
In a previous announcement made in January, Shoaib Akhtar disassociated himself from the biopic ‘Rawalpindi Express’ and warned the filmmakers of severe legal consequences. He made it clear that he would take strict legal action if they proceed with the film and exploit his name or life events without his consent.
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Hailing from Rawalpindi city in Pakistan’s Punjab province, Shoaib Akhtar gained widespread recognition as the ‘Rawalpindi Express.’ This title was given by cricket enthusiasts and fans due to his exceptional speed and bowling skills. Throughout his career, he amazed the cricket world with his achievements, including holding the world record for bowling the fastest delivery in an international cricket match. During the 2003 Cricket World Cup in Cape Town, South Africa, Akhtar bowled a thunderous 161.3 kmph (100.2 miles per hour) delivery to England opener, Nick Knight, leaving spectators in awe.
After retiring from international cricket following his last match for Pakistan during the group stages of the ICC World Cup 2011 against New Zealand, Shoaib Akhtar left an indelible mark on the sport. In Test cricket, he claimed 178 wickets in 46 matches, featuring 12 five-wicket hauls and two ten-wicket hauls. He also featured in 163 ODIs, picking up 247 wickets with 6/16 as his best bowling figures.
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