Sanaullah Khan, a well-known sports journalist from Pakistan, has recently fled to Australia after facing a ban from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) under chairman Mohsin Naqvi. This ban followed Khan's vocal criticism of the PCB's management and his pro-Indian cricket commentary, which led to his exclusion from covering matches. While in Australia, Khan's brother was kidnapped after going to pick up his children from school. In a plea shared on social media platform X, Khan urged Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz to intervene and assist in locating his brother. The police have reviewed surveillance footage and identified a suspicious vehicle, but no significant progress has been made in the investigation. Khan's situation highlights the challenges faced by journalists in Pakistan, particularly those who criticize powerful figures.