Cricket Country Staff
Editorial team of CricketCountry.
Written by Cricket Country Staff
Published: Nov 06, 2016, 02:23 PM (IST)
Edited: Nov 06, 2016, 02:23 PM (IST)
Yet another incident took place when a 22-year-old youth died after a ball hit him in the chest while playing cricket at Maloya in Chandigarh on Saturday evening. The incident took place at 5 in the evening when two teams were playing cricket in Maloya village. The boy Sonu was bowling at the time the incident took place, when the batsman smashed the ball hard and hit Sonu’s chest. The boy fell on the ground, clutching his chest and looking at his critical condition, he was rushed instantly to the hospital and was declared dead by then. The boy was a resident of the houses in Sector 56 and was also an avid cricketer. ALSO READ: Indian dies while playing cricket
However, no case has been registered regarding the matter yet, as reported on tribuneindia.com. But the family had initiated inquest proceedings under Section 174 of the CrPc. Earlier in April 2016, a similar incident took place when a 16-year-old boy Mukul from Chndigarh itself had lost his life while playing cricket on the ground. A batsman hit the ball and Mukul, one of the fielders, ran to catch it. The ball went out of the ground and he jumped the railing of the ground to catch it on the road. ALSO READ: Teenager dies on cricket field while attempting catch near Lucknow
As per the reports then, the police said the boy landed on the driver, fell and hit his road, sadly claiming his life. A crane was right behind the boy, however, it stopped after watching the guy fall.
His father then had mentioned, “He was hit by the crane; other children playing there told us. The police are trying to shield the driver. The police also manhandled one of the children whom we presented as a witness. Other boys also got scared. The police should do justice and arrest the driver.”
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