Mohammad Amir promises to help Nida Dar after Pakistan women’s team cricketer faces cheating worth 5 lakh
Coming to learn of the sad news of Pakistan women’s team allrounder Nida Dar getting cheated off an amount worth five lakh rupees, country’s former men’s pacer Mohammad Amir has vowed to provide her necessary support in her difficult time.
Dar, the experienced right-hand batter and right-arm offbreak, who has played 82 ODIs and 108 T20Is for Pakistan has found herself in the midst of an unfortunate incident.
With her family going through a tough phase, Dar was to receive a representative cheque of PKR 5 lakh rupees at a ceremony. However, Pakistan journalist Shoaib Jatt has reported that Dar has been cheated by the organisers, who left the venue for the ceremony without handing over the sum.
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Pakistan woman cricketer Nida Dar faces cheating of PKR 5 lakhs
Jatt confirmed that this sad incident and cheating has taken place against Nida Dar when her father is hospitalised and her brother is also bedridden following an accident.
“Become Nida’s voice. Alas, the ceremony was called to decorate the national cricketer “Nida Dar”. Nida’s father is undergoing treatment at the hospital due to a contagious disease, while his brother is alone in bed due to an accident. 5 lakhs not found yet,” Jatt wrote over Twitter, urging people to come in support of Dar in this period.
ندا کی آواز بنیں
افسوس تقریب سجائی قومی کرکٹر "ندا ڈار" کو بلایا 5لاکھ انعام کا شور مچایا فوٹو کھنچوایا پھر سب اڑن چھو۔ ندا کے والد موذی مرض کی باعث اسپتال میں زیر علاج، بھائی ایکسیڈنٹ کے باعث بستر پر اکیلی ندا ڈار گھر کی کفیل طبی اخراجات استطاعت سے باہر ۔ 5 لاکھ تاحال نہ ملے pic.twitter.com/ubpeGHbUze— Shoaib Jatt (@Shoaib_Jatt) October 16, 2021
It is here that Amir came into the picture and pledged to provide the cricketer and her family the support that they desperately need.
u can send me her details I will try my best to help her family
— Mohammad Amir (@iamamirofficial) October 17, 2021
Fondly known among fans as the ‘Lady Boom Boom’ with a reference to former Pakistan captain and explosive allrounder Shahid Afridi, Nida Dar has been playing for her country since 2010.
The experienced cricketer aged 34 has taken 176 wickets and scored nearly 2,500 runs in international cricket.
Dar, with 103 scalps, is the only Pakistan cricketer – in either category – with 100 and more T20I wickets to her name. Her tally of 73 ODI wickets is the third-highest for a Pakistan woman behind Sana Mir and Sadia Yousuf.