In a recent development in Pakistan sports news, the owner of Multan Sultans, Alamgir Khan Tareen, and brother of Jahangir Tareen, leader of the Istehkam-i-Pakistan Party (IPP), has tragically passed away in Lahore.
The Pakistan Super League franchise shared the heartbreaking news via a tweet, expressing their deep sadness and offering condolences to Mr. Tareen’s family. They also requested privacy for the grieving family during this difficult time. May his soul find eternal peace.
According to SHO Ghalib Market Muhammad Irfan, it is alleged that Alamgir Khan Tareen took his own life. The police have taken possession of the weapon involved, and Alamgir’s residence in Gulberg has been cordoned off. The investigation is still in progress, and as of now, the authorities have not been able to determine the exact cause of the alleged suicide. SHO Irfan mentioned that the police will provide a final report, including the findings and reasons behind the case, once the initial investigation is completed.
These developments have created ripples in Pakistan cricket updates, as Alamgir Khan Tareen’s ownership of the Multan Sultans holds significance within the Pakistan Super League. The sports community mourns the loss of a beloved team owner and expresses their condolences to the grieving family. The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of mental health and the need for support systems within the sporting fraternity.
![LAHORE: Sterling performances by Pakistan’s opening batter Fakhar Zaman helped him to attain the International Cricket Council Men’s Player of the Month award for April, cricket governing body announced on Tuesday. Fakhar smashed centuries in each of the opening two games of Pakistan’s five-match One-day International series against New Zealand. His 180 not out in the second match in Rawalpindi, following 117 in the first, helped Pakistan pull off their second-highest run chase. “He [Zaman] beat tough competition from Sri Lanka spin wizard Prabath Jayasuriya, and emerging New Zealand batter Mark Chapman,” an ICC news release stated. Fakhar said he was “truly honoured” to win the award. “This month has been one of the highlights of my career and it was an amazing feeling to play in front of my own people in Lahore, Rawalpindi and Karachi,” he was quoted as saying in the ICC news release. “I really enjoyed scoring back-to-back centuries in Rawalpindi, but my favourite was the 180 not out in the second match. I hope to continue the momentum leading into the World Cup, and make Pakistan fans happy and proud with my performances.”](https://www.thepaksports.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Fakhar-bags-ICC-player-of-the-month-award-100x70.jpg "Fakhar bags ICC player of the month award")
