Cricket umpire Aleem Dar retires after record 435 international matches
1 year, 9 months ago

Cricket umpire Aleem Dar retires after record 435 international matches

Hindustan Times  

Cricket umpire Aleem Dar of Pakistan has retired after officiating in a record 435 men’s international matches. Dar was replaced by countryman Ahsan Raza, who joined newcomer Adrian Holdstock of South Africa on an expanded 12-man panel of elite International Cricket Council umpires on Thursday. The 54-year-old Dar had been on the elite panel since its inception in 2002, and officiated in a record 144 test matches, 222 one-day internationals and 69 Twenty20s. “I have had the pleasure and honor of umpiring the world over and what I have achieved is something I did not even dream of when I started in the profession.” Dar was the first Pakistani umpire to be part of the elite panel and stood in the finals of the T20 World Cups in 2010 and 2012.

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