Bismillah jan shinwari death: Bismillah Jaan Shinwari, a member of the ICC Umpire Panel, died at the age of 41, the cricket world is in mourning. Afghanistan’s Shinwari was admitted to a hospital in Pakistan after his health deteriorated a few days ago, he had a surgery but after that he died. Shinwari had an onfield umpiring in 46 international matches.

Bismillah Jaan Shinwari umpiring 25 ODIs and 21 T20 Internationals. Apart from these, he was also a TV umpire in 9 ODIs and 5 T20 matches. The cricket world is in mourning due to his sudden death. The ICC and Afghanistan Cricket Board paid tribute to him.

Surgery was done in Peshawar

Bismillah Jaan Shinwari’s brother quoted Tolo News, saying, “He had gone to Peshawar after getting sick. He said that he wanted to undergo surgery to reduce excess fat. He admitted to the hospital for a few days. He underwent surgery but unfortunately he died after the operation.”

ACB’s Condolence and Sympathy Message

ACB’s Leadership, Staff, and Entre Afghanatalan Family Are Deeeply Shocked and saddened by the demise of bismillah jan shinwari (1984 – 2025), A Respected Member of AFGHANISTAN UNESTAN MEMBERING ‘ Panel.

It is with deep sorrow that we share… pic.twitter.com/bizrtole6m

– Afghanistan Cricket Board (@ACBOFFICIALS) July 7, 2025

The Afghanistan Cricket Board expressed condolences and wrote, “ACB’s leadership, employees and all people are very sad and shocked by the demise of Bismillah Jaan Shinwari (1984 – 2025), who was a respected member of the elite umpiring panel of Afghanistan. We are sharing the news of the death of Afghani cricketer with you. The Afghanistan Cricket Board expresses his condolences and deep sympathy for his family, friends and the entire Afghan cricket. Almighty Allah gives him the highest position in paradise and in this difficult time, his loved ones will be patience and power.

ICC chairman Jai Shah expresses condolences

In the ICC statement, Chairman Jai Shah said, “His contribution to the game was very big and the cricket community will miss him. We are very sad with this damage and express their condolences to his family and loved ones.”

Jay shah on angelo mathews retirement: Sri Lankan legendary batsman Angelo Mathews has said goodbye to Test cricket on Saturday. He played his last Test match against Bangladesh. Mathews had announced last month that he would retire in the first match of the Test series against Bangladesh. Matthews took the field for the last time on Saturday for a Test match. After retirement, Mathews is getting best wishes from all sides. During this, ICC Chairman Jai Shah has also greeted him after retirement.

Jai Shah wished Mathews

ICC Chairman Jai shared the post on X after Mathews’s retirement. He wrote “Congratulations for a great Test career, Angelo Mathews, more than 8000 runs in 16 years reflect your dedication and long life, and set examples for future stars of the game.”

Congratulations on a fantastic test career, Angelo Mathews! More than 8000 Runs Across 16 Years Shows Your Dedication and Longevity in Whites, and Sets an example for future stars of the game.@OFFICIALC pic.twitter.com/50kjenb3eu

– Jay Shah (@Jayshah) June 21, 2025

Mathews’ legend test career

Mathews’s Test career has been excellent. Mathews has scored 8214 runs in 119 Tests for Sri Lanka. Mathews is the third highest run -scorer for Sri Lanka in Test cricket. More runs than Mathews, two great Sri Lankan players Kumar Sangakkara and Mahela Jayawardene have scored. Sangakkara has scored 12,400 in 134 matches and Jayawardene has scored 11,814 runs in 149 matches.

Mathews has also taken 33 wickets in the Test. Mathews has scored 45 half -centuries and 16 centuries in his Test career. Mathews made his Test debut against Pakistan in 2009 at Galle Maidan. Mathews has now also played his last Test match on Galle ground. Let me tell you that Mathews became the youngest Test captain for Sri Lanka in 2013. Matthews still has that record. Mathews became captain in the Tests at the age of only 25 years and 279 days.

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If we talk about the most powerful names in the cricket world, then Jai Shah’s name definitely comes up. There are many questions in people’s minds about BCCI Secretary and now Jai Shah, who has become the chairman of ICC, what are their power, how much is their influence and how much is the biggest question he gets?

ICC chairman does not get any salary!

Jai Shah does not get a single rupee as a salary for the post of ICC Chairman. The post of chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC) is Honorary, which means that it is a respectable post for which no salary or allowance is given.

Jai Shah was made the new chairman of the ICC in the past, who first reached the post after Greg Barkle’s tenure. However, he was already working as the Secretary of BCCI and his responsibilities and influences in that role are already considered tremendous.

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There is also BCCI post …

Jai Shah is also not paid any salary as BCCI Secretary. All the top officials of BCCI, whether it is president, vice president, secretary or treasurer, does not get salary. Officers working on these posts are only eligible to reimburse allowances and official expenses.

Where have you studied,

Jai Shah was born on 22 September 1988 in Gujarat, India. He is the son of the country’s Home Minister Amit Shah and Sonal Shah. Jai Shah completed his early education in Gujarat itself. He then obtained a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) degree from Nirma University in Ahmedabad.

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ICC Chairman Jay Shah Botswana Visit: Jai Shah has become the first ICC chairman of history to visit Botswana country located in the African continent. Actually Jai Shah recently reached the ICC meeting in Zimbabwe, after which he visited Botswana from 14-16 April. Here he spoke on issues related to the Associate Members of ICC. He also learned the condition of cricket in Botswana. He was accompanied by Dr. Tavengwa, chairman of Zimbabwe Cricket Board and some other ICC officials on this tour.

Before knowing the condition of cricket in Botswana, ICC Chairman Jai Shah also enjoyed walking in the wildlife park in the town of Gaboron, the capital of the country. While staying in Gaboron, Botswana Cricket Association (BCA) met some members of Jai Shah’s Sports Minister Jacob Kelbeng, Botswana National Sports Commission and Botswana National Olympic Committee. This meeting was organized by Indian High Commissioner Kumar Kuthati in Botswana.

2027 World Cup preparations were reviewed

Jai Shah recently took stock of the preparations for the 2027 World Cup. Let us tell you that the next ODI Cricket World Cup is to be played in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia. He reviewed the pitches at the Wanderers ground in South Africa. Shah was welcomed with a red carpet in the Wanderers. At the same time, he also met the officials of the Centurion Ground.

Talking about 2027 ODI World Cup, it is going to be very special. The number of teams will be increased to 14 in this upcoming tournament, in which a total of 54 matches will be played. Being a host, South Africa and Zimbabwe have already qualified for the World Cup, but Namibia will have to pass the qualification round examination despite being hosts.

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ICC Initiative Afghanistan Women Cricketers: The International Cricket Council (ICC) has launched a new initiative on Sunday. Under this initiative, a task force has been formed for the displaced women cricketers of Afghanistan. The Cricket Board of India, England and Australia has shown its support in this initiative with the ICC. Through this, Afghanistan’s talented women cricketers will be provided assistance not only a cricket career but also personally.

For the financial help of these women cricketers, the funds will be prepared, which helps the players to move forward in that game. Under this new policy, Afghan women cricketers will be provided advanced training, high level resources and mentalship will also be provided to improve their skills. ICC Chairman Jai Shah has also expressed happiness on this initiative.

Jai Shah expressed happiness

Expressing happiness over the new initiative, ICC Chairman Jai Shah said, “The whole team of ICC is committed that every cricketer must get an opportunity to achieve success, no matter what circumstances come in front of him. We are proud of the formation of this task force and fund fund with the support of their partners. We want to ensure that we can ensure that the women’s cricketers can grow forward under this high-performance program.”

Taliban was banned in government

Remind you that after coming to the Taliban government in Afghanistan, women were banned from many things including reading, participating in sports. Let us tell you that England and Australia are 2 big countries who refused to play with the Mains team of Afghanistan citing women empowerment.

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