Mohan Singh, pitch curator of Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium in Abu Dhabi, was found dead ahead of Sunday’s T20 World Cup game between Afghanistan and New Zealand. According to a source, Mohan Singh had made the pitch for the Super 12 game between New Zealand and Afghanistan.
The cause of his death remains unknown. Mohan, who hails from Mohali, worked extensively with former BCCI chief curator Daljit Singh in Mohali before moving to the UAE in the early 2000s.
Daljit, who served Indian cricket for 22 years, was shocked after learning about Mohan’s demise.
“He was a bright kid when he came to me. A very talented and hardworking person. He hailed from Garhwal and also remembers him as a family man.
Mohan Singh, the chief curator of Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi has passed away, according to media outlets both in India and the United Arab Emirates.
The Abu Dhabi Cricket officials have confirmed the death and said that Mohan’s family have been informed and that they are on their way to Abu Dhabi, according to various media sources.
Pitch curator for Afghanistan, New Zealand match, Mohan Singh ‘found dead’
The news broke even as the match between Afghanistan and New Zealand was underway at the ground. The International Cricket Council (ICC) officials could not be immediately reached for a comment but it can be confirmed that the world body had used the services of Indian origin curator for the global event
It should be noted that the T20 World Cup is currently underway in the United Arab Emirates and the match between Afghanistan and New Zealand is still being played today.
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