Pakistan Cricket Bus Attack
In 2009, gunmen attacked a visiting cricket team in Lahore. We hear from two survivors.
Sporting Witness · BBC World Service
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Show Notes
In March 2009, heavily-armed gunmen attacked buses carrying the touring Sri Lankan Cricket team and match officials to a game in the Pakistani city of Lahore. Rebecca Kesby speaks to Ahsan Raza, a Pakistani Umpire who was badly injured in the attack, and Chris Broad, the British referee credited with saving his life.
PHOTO: Pakistani police patrolling the cricket stadium in Lahore following the 2009 attack (Getty Images)