Pakistan cricket team head coach Mike Hesson underwent successful back surgery at a local hospital in Lahore, sources confirmed. Hesson had been suffering from a spinal lump, prompting the procedure.
According to sources, Hesson opted to have the surgery in Lahore rather than in New Zealand, prioritizing local treatment. The operation was completed successfully by the hospital’s medical team.
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Doctors advised Hesson to rest for two weeks following the procedure to ensure proper recovery. Medical sources confirmed that the surgery went smoothly without complications.
After completing his recovery period, Hesson is expected to return to New Zealand, sources said. His decision to undergo treatment locally reflects confidence in the medical facilities in Lahore.
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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has not yet issued an official statement, but insiders say Hesson remains in stable condition and is expected to resume duties after full recovery.