Greg Chappell

it was about human rights.

We weren't arguing about policies or anything else in regards to a political statement.

We didn't want to get into that area because that would weaken our voice.

This was entirely at that level.

I've heard from sources within the country that

Some things have happened.

Imran was taken to hospital the other night in the dead of night.

So I'm not saying that it was a direct result of what we did, but the eyes of the world are upon them.

And I think that there are some things that are being mooted.

that hopefully will come into play, that he will receive better treatment and be in better conditions.

I mean, it won't serve anyone well.

It won't serve the Pakistan government well if Inman died, for instance, while he was under their care and in such ordinary circumstances.

So I think hopefully common sense will play its part.

Yeah, I think so.

I mean, social media is so powerful.

You know, I think what we've shown with this is, you know, harnessing the power of sport, harnessing the power of cricket in this instance has been very powerful.

And so people like yourselves talking about it, people on social media talking about it, and just keep it going.

You know, I said to the...

group that signed the letter the other day that we just need to keep our eyes and ears open and maybe there's something that we can do further down the track.

Let's wait and see what the response is from this initial burst.