KABUL (Pajhwok): Ahmad Shah Paktin, the first Afghan performing as an umpire in the international cricket matches, said he strived to ensure the principles of neutrality strictly during matches.
Paktin, 46, hailing from the Khorakhcha locality of Mattakhan district in southeastern Paktika province, said he was interested in cricket during his refugee life in Pakistan and currently serve as the international cricket umpire.
“When lived a refugee life in Pakistan I developed interest with cricket there and started playing it, on the bases of local games rules one of the player should take responsibility of umpiring and most of the . . .
