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66-year-old Sandeep Patil underwent various tests at a hospital in Andheri and now undergo angiography on Thursday

1983 World Cup star Sandeep Patil rushed to hospital after suffering chest pain

1983 World Cup hero Sandeep Patil was rushed to the hospital on Monday night after complaining of chest pain.

66-year-old Sandeep Patil underwent various tests at a hospital in Andheri and will undergo angiography on Thursday

1983 World Cup hero Sandeep Patil was rushed to the hospital on Monday night after complaining of chest pain.
66-year-old Patil underwent various tests at a hospital in Andheri and will now undergo angiography on Thursday.&nbsp;
Speaking to the Times of India, Patil said some calcium deposits were found in the blood vessels and after angiography on Thursday, doctors will decide on the future course of action.&nbsp;
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However, the 1983 World Cup star was not rattled by his health issue and says it's a 66-year-old machine that needs servicing.&nbsp;
Patil, though, stressed that people should be aware of their health issues, stating if someone feels something is wrong, they shouldn't waste time and contact the doctor immediately.

From Sourav Ganguly's shirtless celebration to Kumble's broken jaw, there are several images that speak for themselves. And, here we are looking back at 10 images that have defined Indian Sporting history since the Independence. 
 India's 1st major sporting event
India hosted the first-ever Asian Games which took place in Delhi. The week-long event started on 4th March 1951.  India stood 2nd in the marquee event and collected as many as 51 medals which included 15 gold, 16 silver, and 20 bronze. 
Olympic Glory for New India
KD Jadhav brought home independent India's 1st ever Olympic medal. The Maharashtra-born star won the bronze medal in the Bantamweight category of wrestling at the Helsinki Olympics in 1952.
India's 1st World Champion
Wilson Jones who won the World Amateur Billiards Championships in 1958 and 1964 was the first to win a world championship across sports in independent India. He was awarded Arjuna Award in 1963, Padma Shri in 1965, and the Guru Dronacharya award in 1996. 
The Big HeartbreakIndia’s first legend of the track, Flying Sikh Milkha Singh had missed out on a Bronze medal at the 1960 Rome Olympics by just 0.1s in the 400m race. Though he won at Commonwealth, and Asian Games and made multiple national records, the Olympic medal eluded him endlessly. 
A new dawn in Indian cricket
Underdogs India defeated the legendary West Indies who entered the campaign as hot favourites and lifted their first-ever World Cup. The moment that changed Indian cricket forever.Captain Kapil Dev received the trophy from Prince Charles.
A broken jaw - No problem!
Bowling with a broken jaw, Indian ace Anil Kumble dismissed Brian Lara in the Antigua Test in May 2002. On the following day, he underwent surgery for his jaw. 
Shirtless Dada at Lord's
Sourav Ganguly took off his jersey, swung it in the air at Lord's, and celebrated the historic NatWest triumph against England. While the win was special, cricketers, management & audience were apparently allowed to maintain the dress code of Lord's. But, Dada flouted the norm as he celebrated the iconic victory in the most iconic way. 
'India win the World Cup'
It took another 28 years for India to win another World Cup. In 2011, the MS Dhoni-led team defeated Sri Lanka to lift the trophy again. Team India dedicated the World Cup victory to 'God of Cricket' Sachin Tendulkar
Farewell, Little Master!
A billion Indians had tears in their eyes when Sachin Tendulkar walked out for one final time in Mumbai's Wankhede. Tendulkar retired from all forms of cricket after his 200th Test which was against West Indies.
Bigger than 1983 triumph?
For the first time in the Thomas Cup's 73 years of existence, India were crowned the Champions. The Indian men's team defeated the 14-time winners Indonesia who were the 14-time winner 

Independence Day 2022: Images that define Independent India's sporting history

From the first ever Olympic medal to Dada’s shirtless celebration, take a look at the 10 images that define India’s rich sports history.

Independence Day 2022: Images that define independent India's sporting history

From Sourav Ganguly's shirtless celebration to Kumble's broken jaw, there are several images that speak for themselves.&nbsp;

From Sourav Ganguly's shirtless celebration to Kumble's broken jaw, there are several images that speak for themselves. And, here we are looking back at 10 images that have defined Indian Sporting history since the Independence.&nbsp;
&nbsp;India's 1st major sporting event
India hosted the first-ever Asian Games which took place in Delhi. The week-long event started on 4th March 1951. &nbsp;India stood 2nd in the marquee event and collected as many as 51 medals which included 15 gold, 16 silver, and 20 bronze.&nbsp;
Olympic Glory for New India
KD Jadhav brought home independent India's 1st ever Olympic medal. The Maharashtra-born star won the bronze medal in the Bantamweight category of wrestling at the Helsinki Olympics in 1952.
India's 1st World Champion
Wilson Jones who won the World Amateur Billiards Championships in 1958 and 1964 was the first to win a world championship across sports in independent India. He was awarded Arjuna Award in 1963, Padma Shri in 1965, and the Guru Dronacharya award in 1996.&nbsp;
The Big Heartbreak India&rsquo;s first legend of the track, Flying Sikh Milkha Singh had missed out on a Bronze medal at the 1960 Rome Olympics by just 0.1s in the 400m race. Though he won at Commonwealth, and Asian Games and made multiple national records, the Olympic medal eluded him endlessly.&nbsp;
A new dawn in Indian cricket
Underdogs India defeated the legendary West Indies who entered the campaign as hot favourites and lifted their first-ever World Cup. The moment that changed Indian cricket forever. Captain Kapil Dev received the trophy from Prince Charles.
A broken jaw - No problem!
Bowling with a broken jaw, Indian ace Anil Kumble dismissed Brian Lara in the Antigua Test in May 2002. On the following day, he underwent surgery for his jaw.&nbsp;
 Shirtless Dada at Lord's
Sourav Ganguly took off his jersey, swung it in the air at Lord's, and celebrated the historic NatWest triumph against England. While the win was special, cricketers, management &amp; audience were apparently allowed to maintain the dress code of Lord's. But, Dada flouted the norm as he celebrated the iconic victory in the most iconic way.&nbsp;
'India win the World Cup'
It took another 28 years for India to win another World Cup. In 2011, the MS Dhoni-led team defeated Sri Lanka to lift the trophy again. Team India dedicated the World Cup victory to 'God of Cricket' Sachin Tendulkar
Farewell, Little Master!
A billion Indians had tears in their eyes when Sachin Tendulkar walked out for one final time in Mumbai's Wankhede. Tendulkar retired from all forms of cricket after his 200th Test which was against West Indies.
Bigger than 1983 triumph?
For the first time in the Thomas Cup's 73 years of existence, India were crowned the Champions. The Indian men's team defeated the 14-time winners Indonesia who were the 14-time winner&nbsp;

India had played only 40 ODIs before the 1983 World Cup and had won just 1 match in the previous 2 editions but still Kapil's Devils achieved what not many thought they could, even in their wildest dreams.
On June 25, 39 years ago, members of that Indian team etched their names in the history books by winning the World Cup for the first time, beating the mighty West Indies in the final, who had already won the previous 2 editions.
It wasn't just another world title but a cup that inspired a whole generation of cricketers. Amidst zero expectations, Kapil Dev's men achieved the unthinkable and lifted the trophy in the Lord's balcony, an image that went down in history books as the most iconic moments in Indian cricket.
Also read: Kapil Dev questions Rohit's form ahead of India vs England 5th Test

When Kapil's Devils upset Windies to inspire a nation in 1983

It's been 39 years to India's 1983 World Cup triumph but Kapil's Devils heroics continue to inspire Indian cricket till date

On June 25, 39 years ago, members of that Indian team etched their names in the history books by winning the World Cup for the first time, beating the mighty West Indies in the final

India had played only 40 ODIs before the 1983 World Cup and had won just 1 match in the previous 2 editions but still Kapil's Devils achieved what not many thought they could, even in their wildest dreams.
On June 25, 39 years ago, members of that Indian team etched their names in the history books by winning the World Cup for the first time, beating the mighty West Indies in the final, who had already won the previous 2 editions.
It wasn't just another world title but a cup that inspired a whole generation of cricketers. Amidst zero expectations, Kapil Dev's men achieved the unthinkable and lifted the trophy in the Lord's balcony, an image that went down in history books as the most iconic moments in Indian cricket.
Also read: <a title="Kapil Dev questions Rohit's form ahead of India vs England 5th Test" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/kapil-dev-questions-rohit-s-form-ahead-of-india-vs-england-5th-test-1656081138196" target="_blank">Kapil Dev questions Rohit's form ahead of India vs England 5th Test</a>

As Legendary Indian all-rounder Kapil Dev turned 63 on Thursday, former India captain and his 1983 World Cup-winning teammate Sunil Gavaskar wants Team India to win the Wanderers Test as a gift for Kapil Dev.
During a Star Sports show, the Little Master said that as it's the birthday of India’s greatest cricketer, it will be a wonderful gift for Kapil from this Indian team as there are many admirers of him in Team India. 
Kapil Dev is to date the youngest captain to win a World Cup. Team India lifted the silverware at the Lord's when he was 24 years old.
Also read: 'Learn to take it kid' Dale Steyn's advice to Bumrah for his banter with Marco Jansen

Sunil Gavaskar suggests Team India the best gift for Kapil Dev on his birthday

As Legendary Indian all-rounder Kapil Dev turned 63 on Thursday, former India captain and his 1983 World Cup-winning teammate Sunil Gavaskar wants Team India to win the Wanderers Test as a gift for Kapil Dev

As Legendary Indian all-rounder Kapil&nbsp;Dev turned 63 on Thursday, former India captain and his 1983 World Cup-winning teammate&nbsp;Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;wants Team India to win the Wanderers Test as a gift for Kapil&nbsp;Dev.
During a Star Sports show, the Little Master said that as it's the birthday of&nbsp;India&rsquo;s greatest cricketer,&nbsp;it will be a wonderful gift for Kapil from this Indian team as there are many admirers of him&nbsp;in Team India.&nbsp;
Kapil&nbsp;Dev is to date the youngest captain to win a World Cup. Team India lifted the silverware at the Lord's when he was 24 years old.

As Legendary Indian all-rounder Kapil&nbsp;Dev turned 63 on Thursday, former India captain and his 1983 World Cup-winning teammate&nbsp;Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;wants Team India to win the Wanderers Test as a gift for Kapil&nbsp;Dev

As Legendary Indian all-rounder Kapil&nbsp;Dev turned 63 on Thursday, former India captain and his 1983 World Cup-winning teammate&nbsp;Sunil&nbsp;Gavaskar&nbsp;wants Team India to win the Wanderers Test as a gift for Kapil&nbsp;Dev.
During a Star Sports show, the Little Master said that as it's the birthday of&nbsp;India&rsquo;s greatest cricketer,&nbsp;it will be a wonderful gift for Kapil from this Indian team as there are many admirers of him&nbsp;in Team India.&nbsp;
Kapil&nbsp;Dev is to date the youngest captain to win a World Cup. Team India lifted the silverware at the Lord's when he was 24 years old.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="'Learn to take it kid' Dale Steyn's advice to Bumrah for his banter with Marco Jansen" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/learn-to-take-it-kid-dale-steyn-s-advice-to-bumrah-for-his-banter-with-marco-jansen-1641462280440" target="_blank">'Learn to take it kid' Dale Steyn's advice to Bumrah for his banter with Marco Jansen</a>

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