New Delhi: Pakistan cricketer Irfan Khan Niazi was recently stopped by the Pakistan Traffic Police for violating traffic rules when he was spotted traveling in a car without wearing a seat belt. Irfan, who recently represented Hyderabad Kingsmen. Pakistan Super League In the final led by Peshawar Zalmi Babur Azamfound himself involved in a light-hearted conversation with a traffic cop.The police officer stopped Irfan’s car and asked if you have fastened your seat belt. The cricketer looked confused and the officer replied that you are not wearing a seat belt, you will be fined.
The conversation then turned friendly when the policeman asked Irfan about his name and team, to which the Pakistani cricketer replied that he played for Hyderabad.The policeman quickly shifted the discussion to cricket while recalling some memorable moments of the Pakistan Super League.During the chat, the officer praised Irfan and said, “You are an asset to our community, but wearing a seat belt is essential for your safety.”The conversation also featured some hilarious banter about sixes and what cricketers earn by hitting them.The policeman sarcastically told Irfan that now he has a small fine of Rs 5000.Before letting him go, the officer urged the cricketer to always wear a seat belt and encouraged others to obey traffic rules, saying, “You are very special to us.” Irfan smiled and replied, thank you.In the end, Irfan escaped unpunished, fastened his seat belt and drove away.Irfan, who made his international debut for Pakistan in 2024, has so far played 9 ODIs and 14 T20Is for the national team.
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