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Asad Rauf, a Pakistani umpire, died dead. Asad Rauf played first-class cricket for Pakistan and was a former ICC umpire. Sources claim that Asad Rauf had a heart attack and then died. His sibling has attested to his passing. The family will make an announcement later on the time of his funeral prayers. Asad Rauf, a former Pakistani footballer and international umpire, passed away at the age of 66 after a distinguished umpiring career.
Asad Rauf was rated as the best umpire by the ICC; he officiated over 64 Test matches, 139 One-Day Internationals, and 28 Twenty20 Internationals. In addition, he oversaw eleven Women T20 International games. He was a good umpire in the IPL as well, but regrettably, the BCCI had to disqualify him because of an unlucky incident.
Asad Rauf made headlines a few days ago when it was announced that he was continuing his family’s used clothing business. He received a lot of appreciation for carrying out his duties as a happy guy while possessing the status of an international umpire. He told his followers that he was proud to carry on his family’s company and that he was a happy guy, but a few months later, he passed away from a heart attack. I hope his soul is at peace.
The news of his death was startling and heartbreaking for the fans, who expressed their sorrow over it and prayed for the umpire. These are some remarks.
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