The robbery took place near Lakorian, between Khuzdar and Sohrab in Balochistan. According to reports, a group of armed men stopped the vehicle carrying the PCB officials before fleeing with it. Local police have launched an investigation as authorities work to trace the suspects and recover the stolen vehicle.
During their journey through Balochistan, the officials stopped for breakfast in Sohrab. Shortly after they resumed their trip, two armed men blocked the road and forced the vehicle to stop by standing in the middle of the highway.
Dozens of Armed Men Ambush Umpires Near Lakorian
After checking the identity documents, the armed men ordered the cricket officials to get out of the vehicle. Aslam Baloch and the others noticed more than a dozen armed men waiting nearby in the Lakorian area, leaving them completely surrounded.
Following the robbery, the attackers contacted the vehicle owner and demanded a ransom of Rs 2 million for the vehicle's return. They later negotiated the amount and reduced the demand to Rs 800,000.
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The cricket board instructed the umpires to leave the area immediately for their safety. Aslam Baloch, Khalid Mahmood, Hameed Khan, Muhammad Rahim, and Hidayatullah safely continued their journey to Karachi and attended the scheduled refresher course.
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