10 unlucky cricketers, who once fell on the field, never got up again

10 unlucky Cricketers

Cricket is a game of huge uncertainties. It is very difficult to guess correctly when the game going on the field is reversed. Defeat and win in cricket is normal, but death on the cricket field creates an atmosphere of fear in this thrilling game, the cricket ball which is waving in the air is drowned in the thrill, the same ball sometimes makes us mourn Let's push into the ocean. Dozens of players have died on the cricket field. Let's know about the 10 prominent players, who left the world from the cricket field.

Phil Hughes

Australian cricketer Phil Hughes gets Sean Abbott's bouncer on his head during a match at the domestic tournament Sheffield Shield. Although he wore a helmet, he was badly injured due to a ball on his neck. He remained in a coma for three days and died on 27 November 2014.

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Darin Randall

In a home match in South Africa, wicketkeeper-batsman Darrin Randall suffered a head injury. The ball hit his head while trying to play pull shot and he fell on the pitch. He was immediately rushed to the hospital, but could not escape. He was just 32 years old.

Zulfikar Bhatti

The 22-year-old Pakistani cricketer from Pakistan was hit on the chest during a match on 19 December 2013. As soon as the ball hit the pitch, he was immediately rushed to the hospital, but could not survive.

Richard Beaumont

Richard Beaumont of England suffered a heart attack on the field and then could not be saved. The fast bowler was admitted to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham, but could not survive.

Wasim Raja

Pakistani fast bowler Wasim Raja suffered a heart attack and died while playing on the field in 2006. Raja was playing a 50-over match in Surrey. After bowling for two-three overs, he complained of restlessness, and shortly after that, he fell on the ground, suffering a serious heart attack.

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Raman Lamba

Indian batsman Raman Lamba did his cricketing debut, but the result was sad and never forgettable. Raman Lamba, known for his aggressive batting, had died while playing on the cricket field. Lamba was playing for Bangladesh Cricket Club Abahani Krira Chakra in Dhaka on 20 February 1998. He was standing in a very close catching position at the time of fielding, when the batsman hit a fast shot and the ball hit the head of Raman Lamba directly. Raman Lamba was not wearing a helmet at the time, he was immediately hospitalized, but the injury was so deep that his life could not be saved.

Ian Foley

Ian Foley, a former England player, also died after being hit on the cricket field. Ian Foley, who played for Derbyshire during the domestic tournament in 1993, got the ball under his eye while batting. He was rushed to the hospital immediately for treatment, but Foley succumbed in the hospital due to a heart attack.

Wilf slack

England cricketer Wilf Slack collapsed at the age of 34 during a home match in the Gambia in 1989 and died. Earlier in the match, Slack fainted four times and despite being examined several times, the doctors could not know the reason for Slack's death.

Abdul Aziz

Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman Abdul Aziz also died due to a ball in the ground. Aziz lost his life at the age of 18 only on 17 January 1959 in Pakistan's domestic cricket Kaad-e-Azam tournament after being hit by a ball in the ground.

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George summers

The 25-year-old George Summers was hit by a ball while batting for Nottinghamshire during a match in 1870 at Lord's against MCC. Summers underwent treatment on the field and returned home, and died four days later.