David Miller’s ₹1.4 Crore Watch Stolen at Lahore Stadium

 Black Day for Pakistan Cricket - David Miller’s ₹1.4 Crore Watch Stolen at Lahore Stadium

A shocking and shameful incident has once again put Pakistan cricket in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. South African cricket star David Miller's luxury watch worth ₹1.4 crore was stolen from the dressing room at Lahore's Gaddafi Stadium. This theft has caused a major uproar among cricket fans and the sports fraternity.

What Happened?

After a match at the Gaddafi Stadium, Miller understood that his luxurious watch had gone missing from the dressing room. A formal complaint was lodged, and the police instantly threw an inquiry. After interrogative stadium staff and reviewing security footage, five persons were under arrest in connection with the robbery.

Cricketers' Safety Under Question

This event is a massive embarrassment for the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). With international cricket slowly returning to Pakistan, such incidents increase serious fears about the security of foreign players and their properties. If a star cricketer like David Miller can be robbed inside a stadium, how safe are others?

"Like Country, Like Work" - Public reactions

The incident has flashed outrage on social media, with cricket fans seriously criticizing Pakistan's worst management and security. Many have ridiculed PCB and the country’s law implementation, maintaining "Like country, like work." Fans are questioning whether Pakistan is truly capable of hosting international matches when such disconcerting incidents continue to happen.

Another Most important Setback for Pakistan Cricket

Pakistan cricket has long struggled with security anxieties, including terrorist attacks on international teams, corruption scandals, and administrative failures. This latest incident only adds to Pakistan’s credibility emergency and may make foreign teams even more unwilling to tour the country.

Conclusion

The theft of David Miller's watch is yet another black mark on Pakistan cricket. With foreign teams already tentative about playing in the country, such incidents will only further harm Pakistan’s reputation. The PCB must take strict action to prevent such embarrassing situations in the future, or risk losing international cricket once again.