A cricket bat signed by former Pakistan captain Imran Khan has been sold for £15,000 at a charity event in Manchester, with the proceeds going toward Human Appeal’s relief work in Pakistan.
The signed bat was among the items featured in the charity auction, attracting interest because of Imran Khan’s legacy as Pakistan’s 1992 World Cup-winning captain. His cricket memorabilia continues to hold significant appeal among supporters and collectors.
The Manchester event was also attended by former Pakistan cricket stars Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis, bringing together prominent figures from the country’s cricketing history.
The successful auction combined sports memorabilia with humanitarian support, using the popularity of cricket to raise funds for relief initiatives in Pakistan.
The sale of the bat for £15,000 highlighted the continued interest in Imran Khan’s contribution to Pakistan cricket while supporting efforts to assist people facing difficult circumstances.
The event brought together cricket fans, former players and charity supporters, reflecting how the sport can help generate awareness and financial assistance for humanitarian causes.
The funds raised through the auction will support Human Appeal’s relief activities in Pakistan, linking a piece of cricket history with efforts to provide help to communities in need.
