- Cricket Mark Howard presenter has been criticized by fans on social networks
- The following comments made in February about postpones of parties arrived
The broadcasters Mark Howard and Stephen Quartermain have been criticized by some on social networks for the comments that the couple made in February with respect to a Cricket match that was canceled due to extreme heat.
He produced after a man in his 40s died tragically in Saturda, after collapsing during a Cricket match in Concordia College Oval in southern Australia.
Junaid Zafar Khan could not be revived after collapsing in the Cricket field while playing for the old Cricket Club of the Concordians.
The game took place during the heat wave of this weekend, with temperatures that exceed 41.7 degrees.
News Corp reported that Khan had presented 40 overs and had hit seven overs before the paramedics were called to the ground.
A friend of the Cricket player told News Corp that Khan had been watching Ramadan but had been drinking water throughout the day. Muslims who observe Ramadan can drink water during the hours of the day if they feel sick.
His Cricket club later issued a statement after his tragic death.
Mark Howard (in the photo) has been criticized by X users after commenting in February in which he did not agree with the postponement of a Cricket match due to the warm climate
Junaid Zafar Khan (in the photo) died tragically during a Cricket match this weekend
Khan had been playing for the old Cricket Club of the Concordios when the temperatures had exceeded 41.7 degrees
“We are deeply saddened by the death of a member of the former Cricket Club of Concordians, who tragically suffered a medical episode while playing in Concordia College Oval today,” he said.
'Despite the best efforts of paramedics, unfortunately it did not survive.
'We are grateful that our university shepherd has been present to offer attention and support. The thoughts and the most sincere condolences are with their family, friends and teammates during this difficult time.
After the news, a fan resorted to social networks to criticize the comments made by Howard and Quartermain in February.
Fox's Cricket commentator had seemed to question why Cricket's local matches had been canceled due to warm climate.
“The local Cricket canceled my way when the league believes that it is too hot to practice a summer sport,” Howard wrote in X.
'What world are we really living in? Maybe some extra breaks of drinks? A little more zinc? Thoughts?'
Quartermain, who works first for 10 news, responded to the publication, writing: 'Soft as. Very disappointing.
Howard had criticized the decision to postpone the local Cricket matches in February due to the warm climate
The television announcer Stephen Quartermain had responded to Howard's publication, writing 'Soft as'
A fan resorted to social networks to criticize his comments in February, pointing out the tragic news of this weekend
But a social media user seemed to criticize the comments of television stations.
'Hew Howie, did I just want an update about this?' User X wrote, publishing an image of a headline of the news that Khan had died.
Do you have thoughts? What if Stephen Quartermain? What did you say in the answers? “Soft as”?
'F *** Ing idiots'.
According to the rules of the Turf Adelaide Cricket Association, the matches are canceled in case the temperature rises above 42 degrees.
According to that guide, coincidences can continue if temperatures reach 40 degrees, but special measures are reported, such as regular rehydration breaks.
Taxes have been paid to Khan, with a friend who said: “(He) he always liked to laugh, he always had something to say to encourage people,” said Hasan Anjum.
'He was an extremely intelligent, acute and intelligent man. He simply enjoyed helping people.
“It's a great loss, it was destined for very great things in your life.”