PCB makes umpire Aleem Dar new selector of Pakistan cricket team
Aleem Dar, who has retired from international umpiring last month, will bid adieu to being an umpire in domestic cricket after the conclusion of the 2024-25 season in Pakistan.
Aleem Dar, who has retired from international umpiring last month, will bid adieu to being an umpire in domestic cricket after the conclusion of the 2024-25 season in Pakistan.
The officials have been named for the entirety of the League segment, with the selections for the semi-finals and final of the tournament to be named in due course.
During his long career, Aleem Dar officiated in 439 international cricket matches including 145 Tests, 225 ODIs, and 69 T20Is.
Moeen Ali-led side levelled the series, 3-3 when both sides engaged in a thrilling encounter on Friday evening at Gaddafi Stadium.
The incident took place in the 14th over of the match when Shahnawaz Dahani bowled Noor Ahmad and, in delight, ran towards the boundary.
The 53-year-old looked in some discomfort after getting hit and was attended by the physio of Northern Warriors.
Pollard was dismissed on 26 as WI ended their innings on 143/8 in 20 overs.
An unusual incident happened in the final of the Pakistan Super League, where a technical glitch created a hilarious moment.
Aleem Dar had adjudged Asif Ali not out for lbw appeal but Karachi Kings reviewed the decision.