Shapoor Zadran, the former left-arm fast bowler for Afghanistan, is currently fighting stage four Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis (HLH) at a hospital in New Delhi, India. HLH is a rare, life-threatening condition where the immune system fails, leading to severe inflammation and damage to vital organs. Shapoor, who has played 80 international matches for Afghanistan, first experienced health issues last October and was advised to seek treatment in India. After receiving assistance from fellow cricketers Rashid Khan and Asghar Afghan, he arrived in India on January 18. Despite initial improvements, Shapoor's condition worsened, leading to multiple hospitalizations and complications including tuberculosis and dengue fever. His brother, Ghamai Zadran, reported that Shapoor has lost 14 kilograms, now weighing 84 kg, and is currently receiving steroid treatment that appears to be effective. The cricket community, including former players and officials, has shown immense support, with visits and calls to check on his condition. Ghamai remains hopeful for his brother's recovery as they navigate this challenging time.