Match officials for Pakistan vs West Indies series announced

SportsMatch officials for Pakistan vs West Indies series announced

KARACHI, Pakistan: Aleem Dar, the member of ICC Elite Panel of Umpires, will team up with Ahsan Raza, who is one of the four Pakistani umpires in the ICC International Panel of Umpires, for the on-field umpiring duties of the first of the three T20I between Pakistan and the West Indies at the National Stadium in Karachi.

The experienced umpire Aleem Dar will also be the on-field umpire for the three ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Super League fixtures between the two teams and will be joined by Asif Yaqoob, Ahsan Raza, and Rashid Riaz at the other end for the first, second and third ODIs respectively.

Match referee Muhammad Javed Malik will be lead the playing control teams for all six matches.

Pakistan vs West Indies Matches Schedule

  • All matches will be played at National Stadium in Karachi:

1st T20I on December 13: Aleem Dar and Ahsan Raza (on-field umpires), Asif Yaqoob (third umpire), Rashid Riaz (fourth umpire). Muhammad Javed Malik (match referee)

2nd T20I on December 14: Ahsan Raza and Asif Yaqoob (on-field umpires), Rashid Riaz (third umpire), Faisal Afridi (fourth umpire). Muhammad Javed Malik (match referee)

3rd T20I on December 16: Aleem Dar and Rashid Riaz (on-field umpires), Asif Yaqoob (third umpire), Faisal Afridi (fourth umpire). Muhammad Javed Malik (match referee)

1st ODI on December 18: Aleem Dar and Asif Yaqoob (on-field umpires), Ahsan Raza (third umpire), Faisal Afridi (fourth umpire). Muhammad Javed Malik (match referee)

2nd ODI on December 20: Aleem Dar and Ahsan Raza (on-field umpires), Asif Yaqoob (third umpire), Rashid Riaz (fourth umpire). Muhammad Javed Malik (match referee)

3rd ODI on December 22: Aleem Dar and Rashid Riaz (on-field umpires), Ahsan Raza (third umpire), Asif Yaqoon (fourth umpire). Muhammad Javed Malik (match referee)

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