Former Indian Spinner Dilip Doshi Passes Away at 77

Dilip Doshi, the renowned former Indian spinner, has passed away at the age of 77 in London, leaving a significant impact on the cricket world. Known for his impressive first-class career and later as a popular commentator, Doshi's legacy is celebrated by many. His passing has prompted heartfelt tributes from fellow cricketers and organizations, including the BCCI. As the cricket community mourns his loss, memories of his contributions to the sport and his warm personality are fondly remembered.
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Former Indian Spinner Dilip Doshi Passes Away at 77

Dilip Doshi's Legacy in Cricket

Dilip Doshi, the former Indian spinner, has sadly passed away at the age of 77 in London. Born in 1947, his death has sent shockwaves through the cricket community. After retiring from cricket, Doshi became a well-known Hindi commentator, gaining immense popularity.


Remarkable Cricket Career

Throughout his first-class cricket career, Doshi took an impressive 898 wickets across 238 matches, achieving five wickets in an innings on 43 occasions and ten wickets in a match six times. The Saurashtra Cricket Association expressed their condolences, highlighting the rich legacy of skill, dedication, and excellence he leaves behind. Recently, he was honored by the BCCI at a ceremony and was present at the World Test Championship final held at Lord's earlier this month.


Health Issues and Family

Reports indicate that Doshi's passing was due to heart-related ailments. According to sources, he had been residing in London for several years. He is survived by his wife Kalindi, son Nayan, and daughter Vishakha. Nayan has played county cricket for Surrey in England and has also represented Saurashtra in Maharashtra.


Tributes from the Cricket Community

The cricket world has expressed deep sorrow over Doshi's demise. The BCCI shared a heartfelt message along with a photo of him, stating their condolences for the former spinner's passing in London. They wished for his soul to rest in peace.



Personal Tributes from Fellow Cricketers

Numerous cricketers, including Sachin Tendulkar and Anil Kumble, have shared their condolences regarding Doshi's passing. Tendulkar reminisced about their first meeting in the UK in 1990, expressing how much he will miss their cricket discussions.