Tragic Turn! Cricket Game Turns Deadly as Umpire Stabbed to Death After Signalling No-Ball in Odisha

No Ball: A disturbing event has been reported from Cuttack in Odisha, where an umpire was fatally stabbed during a community cricket game. According to reports, a disagreement arose between players after the umpire signalled a no-ball, leading to a heated argument that ultimately resulted in the tragic incident.

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Umpire killed over 'No-Ball'

The tragic incident occurred when an umpire named Lucky Raut was stabbed to death after displaying a no-ball signal that sparked a heated argument between the players. The incident occurred on Sunday afternoon in Mahisalanda, Cuttack district. Sadly, Lucky Raut lost his life due to a violent outburst caused by the call of a no-ball signal.

According to officials, an eyewitness reported that the suspect, Muna Rout, used a sharp knife to stab Raut on the field in a fit of anger. Rout is currently on the run and still being sought by the police. This fight occurred between two under-18 cricket teams from Shankarpur and Berhampur.

Lucky Raut and Jaga Raut had a heated argument after he called a delivery a no-ball. Jaga contacted his brother Muna and explained the incident to him, who then came to the field in an enraged state and hit Lucky with a bat. This left Lucky with severe injuries and he was immediately taken to CB Medical College and Hospital where he was declared dead by the doctors.

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Murder Case Charged

After receiving information about the incident, locals immediately rushed to the spot. Following the incident, a murder case has been registered. Though, police is yet to comment on the situation and is currently investigating the case.

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