Veteran sports journalist Qamar Ahmed passed away in Karachi on Thursday. He was 88 years old.
Family sources revealed that Ahmed had suffered a heart attack two weeks prior to his death.
Ahmed represented Hyderabad division team in 17 first-class matches during his cricketing career.
He later became one of Pakistan’s most distinguished sports journalists, covering over 450 Test matches in a seven-decade career spanning across continents.
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