Popular ICC umpire passes away – Tezzbuzz Tezzbuzz  |  2025-07-09 19:24:45

Peshawar, July 9: Bismillah Jan Shinwari, a member of the ICC International Panel of Umpires, died at the age of 41 on Monday night. Afghanistan-based Shinwari officiated in 34 ODIs, 26 T20Is, 31 First-Class, 51 List A, and 96 domestic T20 matches, according to the country’s cricket board. His debut in international cricket as an umpire came in December 2017, overseeing an ODI between Afghanistan and Ireland in Sharjah, according to International Cricket Council. Shinwari’s funeral was held on Tuesday in Achin district of Nangarhar province. He is survived by five sons and seven daughters, said a report by Afghanistan’s Tolo News.

Seyda Jan, Bismillah Jan Shinwari’s brother, told the news outlet: “He got sick and went to Peshawar, saying he wanted to have abdominal fat removed. He was hospitalised for a few days. The surgery was performed, but unfortunately, he passed away at 5 PM after the operation. We brought his body back through Torkham overnight and buried him in our ancestral cemetery in Achin.”

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