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Pak cricketer dies on field
Yet another tragedy struck the gentleman’s game on a tragic Monday. A young Pakistan batsman Zubair Ahmed met with a tragic end on the ground after he hit by a bouncer when playing a game in Mardan. The incident came as devastating news to the nation, which was celebrating its Independence Day.
Lahore: Yet another tragedy struck the gentleman’s game on a tragic Monday. A young Pakistan batsman Zubair Ahmed met with a tragic end on the ground after he hit by a bouncer when playing a game in Mardan. The incident came as devastating news to the nation, which was celebrating its Independence Day.
The blossoming career of Zubair, batting without a helmet, was cut short when he failed to read a bouncer.The batman impressed during the four matches he played in List ‘A’ domestic competition. He represented Quetta Bears T20 with noticeable distinction.
In their immediate Twitter condolence, officials of Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) stated "Tragic death of Zubair Ahmed is another reminder that safety gear, like helmet must be worn at all times. Our sympathies with Zubair's family."
Tragic death of Zubair Ahmed is another reminder that safety gear i.e. helmet must be worn at all times. Our sympathies with Zubair's family
Calls for player safety became more vocal following the tragic death of Australian batsman Phillip Hughes in 2014.
