Wasim Akram gets emotional while talking about the last moments of his first wife Huma.

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[linkinup]

Never realized why Indians treat this guy as a legend and love him unconditionally ❤️ this video is a proof he's a amazing human being before being a Indian or a Pakistani! Love from India! I feel you completely and so sorry for your loss

[_-]

He is legend not only in cricket but as a human.... respect from India

[rajeshsatyarthi]

I am a senior Citizen from India...Wasim Akram has always been my favourite...Fabulous player, gem of a person, Superb commentator and a great ambassador of the game. Star Sports has deprived us of the opportunity of listening to him by not onboarding him in the commentator's panel for CWC23. May God bless him with a long and healthy life!

[yogeshbhandari]

No unnecessary show offs, No non-sense talk, always fearless and straight to the point, he is an icon who teaches brilliant cricket from the commentary room to the people on this planet ! Bradman of fast bowling ! A real life fighter ! True winner !

[ashishkiift]

Wasimbhai .. I am tearing up seeing you cry.. you have to know that you live rent free in the hearts of so many of us Indians. We love you Wasimbhai

[sH-slff]

Salute to those Chennai crew, staff and that senior official who recognized the Great Wasim Akram and allowing them to get treatment in Indian local Chennai hospital. I am an Indian, Syed from Kurnool, AP, living and working in Riyadh, an ardent, die-hard fan of Wasim Bhai, "pehli dafa aapke aankho'n mei aansu" dekh kar khudko rona agaya bade bhai...!

[nitinbelvi]

Not only is Wasim the greatest bowler of all times but a fantastic human being.Love and respect.

[simonjoseph]

As a 🇮🇳 Indian, I admired your talent and your passion and dedication to cricket. After hearing about challenges, it shows how good father you are. I know when you landed in Chennai, as your fans we all prayed for you and your family. Our prayers will always remain and we love you Sir. Cheeka ( Srikanth) always talks about your talent and your passion to cricket. God be always with you to protect you and your family.

[RachZoe]

The way he cried my heart broke... Huma has played a major part in his life and in what he is today ... This should be an eye opener for Desi men, treat your women with kindness love and give them the attention before it's to late. So glad he has started a new chapter in his life and living happily..

[navdeepkaur]

I’m an Indian but Wasim is the only Pakistani cricketer I admire the most 🫡🫡🫡 Truly a precious gem 💎

[shawaizqaiser]

as a pakistani it makes me into tears like on that time indians said no issue for visa and gave a helping hand they have more humanity than us 🙌 and waseem bhai u are legend god bless u♥️

[vishrutranjan]

There is a different level of respect for Wasim Such a genuine person

[rishabhsharma]

Respect to Wasim bhai. True fighter. Bhagwan unki pehli wife ki aatma ko shanti de.
Love from india

[gyanabbsr]

i am an indian...i have lots of love and respect for legend wasim Akram...great human being and greatest bowler of world cricket...i have never seen any swing bowler greater than wasim..

[Truth]

Long time ago, Waseem Akram spotted in liberty Market, Gulberg Lahore, and people started getting autographs. I tried that too, but there were so many people, and I could not get close to him. I was holding a transperent shopping bag with some vegetables in it. I gave up and moved away from him. When I was standing on a grassy hilly area, I didn't know how he saw me. He looked at me and called me to give me the autograph. Wonderful human being.

[namanmishra]

Literally got tears in my eyes. Its takes courage to talk about it on a public platform love from india

[AKH]

Respect for those indians officials who give him permission without visa to get his wife to hospital ❤

[afkass]

Very very surprised how this legend does not have a movie on his incredible life story. We need to celebrate legends like this, doesn't matter which country they're from. They are strong individuals that inspired generations in all our desi countries. From his addiction, rehabilitation, to his wife dying, his story is absolutely inspiring.

[goodbetterbestmymix]

The way he kept on talking along with weeping inside is showing how much he misses her and how kindhearted he is

[cricket-lover-]

I am 90s kid and sadly Wasim Akram is one of the most misunderstood persons by my generation due to bad journalism and ex cricketers of that era. Huge respect for you Wasim bhai. I wish as a nation we can learn to respect our legends the way they deserve. ❤