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A big news is coming between IPL 2025. Former Australian David Boon Match Referee has retired. He played the role of the match referee in the international matches for about 14 years. He was last played the role of the match referee in the second Test played in Bangladesh and Zimbabwe. The 64-year-old Australian, Bhagj started his second innings in 2011. After that, he remained active in international cricket for 14 consecutive years. During this time, they achieved many milestones. Now he is going to connect to Cricket Australia.
Match Referee in 400 matches
Former Australian 64-year-old-Australian cricketer David Boon played the role of the match referee in about 400 international matches. He served as a match referee in the 87 Test, 190s, 190 international international matches. David Boon will now appear in a separate role. She is going to start a new innings as a board director in Cricket Australia (CA). Before joining a match referee in ICC, David Boon played cricket for Australia at the age of 12. After that, he also worked in Cricket Tasmania Administration 12 years.
On behalf of the @ICCI extend my gratitude to David Boon for his outstanding service as an ICC match referee. His professionalism and integrity have set a benchmark for match officials across our sport and we wish him success in his next role as Board Director at @CricketAus. pic.twitter.com/UJ6Zfv4SaQ
– Jay Shah (@Jayshah) April 30, 2025
After retirement said Thanks for ICC
“I am retiring from the role of ICC match referee by the former Australian cricketer David Boon. It is a matter of honor and happiness for me to be part of this trip for about 14 years. I am grateful for the occasion, including challenges, many loved memories and friendships that I have built on the way. I would like to thank your participation in my participation in the International Cricket Cricket Council and Cricket Australia’s game.
Jai Shah of ICC congratulated David Boon and wrote on my Social Medal Handle ‘X’ and I thank them for a weak bone service as the ICC match referee. Their professionalism and honesty has established a parameter for match officials and we wish their every success in the next role at @Cricketaus.