Delhi and District Cricket Association umpire Sumit Bansal: Sumit Bansal, a member of the Delhi District Cricket Association (DDCA). Died in a New Delhi hospital at the age of 46. Cricket Control Board in India (BCCI) referee Sumit Bansal died after suffering cardiac arrest on Sunday.
According to a report, Sumit Bansal, who was a member of the Delhi. And District Cricket Association (DDCA), died in a New Delhi hospital at the age of 46.
Sumit, who began his refereeing career in 2006. Was in a top-tier game and 19 A-List games over the years, including the Vijay Hazare 50over Trophy 2020-21.
Sumit’s father, SK Shyam Kumar Bansal, now 81, was a well-known figure among cricket watchers in the 1990s. He served as an Onfield referee in seven Tests (including a women’s game).
And as a television referee in two Tests, all in India. And in 44 ODI, including 32 as an Onfield referee, including two women’s games. between 1993 and 2000.
Sumit was one of the referees on the field in the Vinoo Mankad U19 Trophy Match between Tamil Nadu and Himachal Pradesh that took place on October 2.
DDCA lamented Sumit Bansal on Sunday.
“We are deeply saddened by the passing of Shri Sumit Bansal. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family. May the soul of Shri Sumit Bansal rest in peace. Our deepest, most heartfelt condolences are with the family,” DDCA tweeted.
“After he left the field on October 2, Pranav Joshi, the other umpire. Officiated from both ends, and the reserve umpire stood at square leg,” ESPNcricinfo quoted One of the BCCI
“Sumit was marked for a match on October 4, but he couldn’t take part in it. As he was being discharged from the hospital that same day. But I spoke to him after that, when he was at home, and he was feeling better,” he added.
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