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Cricket fraternity mourns Dilip Doshi, a respected former left-arm spinner who passed away at 77. Legends like Tendulkar and Shastri honor his legacy.

Cricket Community Remembers Dilip Doshi

Dilip Doshi, celebrated Indian cricket spinner, dies at 77. Tributes from cricket legends highlight his skill and gentlemanly character.

Dilip Doshi, former left-arm spinner, dies at 77. Tributes from Tendulkar, Shastri celebrate his cricket contributions and warm nature.

A "heartbroken" Indian cricket fraternity came together in grief and reverence to pay tribute to former left-arm spinner Dilip Doshi, who died following a cardiac arrest in London.
Despite spending much of his early career in the shadow of the great Bishan Singh Bedi, Doshi carved a niche for himself with his unwavering resolve. He died at the age of 77 on Monday.
Leading the tributes for him was the great Sachin Tendulkar, who recalled his first meeting with the "warm-hearted" Doshi during a tour of the UK in 1990.
"I met Dilip bhai for the first time in the UK in 1990, and he bowled to me in the nets on that tour. He was really fond of me, and I reciprocated his feelings.
"A warm-hearted soul like Dilip bhai will be deeply missed. I will miss those cricketing conversations which we invariably had. May his soul rest in peace. Om Shanti," Tendulkar posted on X.
Former India all-rounder and head coach Ravi Shastri, who shared the field with Doshi, remembered him as "always immaculate, a gentleman to the core and a fine, fine bowler".
"Heartfelt condolences to his family. May his soul rest in peace. Really sad to hear about the passing of Dilip Doshi." Doshi made his Test debut in 1979 after Bedi's retirement and played the last of his 33 games in 1983. In those matches, he took 114 wickets with six five-wicket hauls and was exceptional at home during the first three seasons, completing 100 scalps in just 28 Tests.
Former India cricketer and selector Sunil Joshi also a left-arm spinner like Doshi shared a poignant memory.
"Still can't believe it, we spoke just last Wednesday, and he sounded well. Heartbroken by the passing of Dilip Doshi Sir a legend on the field,a true gentleman off it, he meant a lot to me, and this loss is deeply personal. My heartfelt condolences to Nayan &amp; the Doshi family," Joshi tweeted.
Former India captain Anil Kumble, who was among the first to pay his tribute to the late cricketer, too, expressed his sorrow: "Heartbreaking to hear about Dilip bhai's passing. May God give strength to his family and friends to bear this loss. Nayan, thinking of you buddy." Former Indian keeper-batter Parthiv Patel wrote, "I'm heartbroken and still in shock about Dilip uncle...he was truly special. Nayan (Doshi's son), thinking of you all with love and strength." Manoj Tiwary echoed the collective sense of loss.
"It's a shock! India's legendary cricketer Dilip Doshi passed away at the age of 77 due to a cardiac arrest in London. May God give his family and close ones the strength to deal with this. May his soul rest in peace." Former cricketers Pragyan Ojha and Harbhajan Singh also paid their respects.
"Saddened to hear about the passing of Dilip Doshi sir, a distinguished left-arm spinner who served Indian cricket with grace and grit. My heartfelt condolences to his family and friends. May his soul rest in peace," said Ojha.
"RIP Dilip Doshi sir Condolences to family," Harbhajan wrote.

Veteran Indian spinner Dilip Doshi passes away at 77. Remembered for his left-arm spin prowess, he claimed 114 Test wickets and showcased exceptional skill on the English county circuit.

 Indian Spin Legend Dilip Doshi Dies at 77

Veteran cricketer Dilip Doshi dies at 77. Renowned for exceptional accuracy in spin, he took 114 Test wickets. Post-retirement, he succeeded in business, living between London, Mumbai, and Rajkot.

Veteran spinner Dilip Doshi passes at 77, amassing 114 Test wickets. Renowned for accuracy, he had notable county cricket successes. Post-retirement, he thrived in business in London.

Former India left-arm spinner Dilip Doshi, who carved out a niche for himself despite being in the shadows of Bishan Singh Bedi, died due to cardiac arrest in London on Monday, the Saurashtra Cricket Association said.
He was 77 and is survived by his wife Kalindi, son Nayan, who has also played first- class cricket, and daughter Vishakha.
Doshi made his Test debut in 1979 after Bedi's retirement and played his last of his 33 games in 1983.
In those matches, he took 114 wickets with six five-wicket hauls and was exceptional at home during the first three seasons, completing 100 scalps in just 28 Tests.
His finest hour was getting five wickets in India's Test win at the MCG in 1981 when the visitors defended a paltry target.
Doshi bowled with a fractured toe and was literally unplayable on an up-and-down MCG track. Doshi, Karsan Ghavri and the peerless Kapil Dev won that game for India.
He was also a stalwart in English county circuit having plied his trade for more than a decade there. He represented Nottinghamshire and Warwickshire.
"Dilip bhai suffered a heart attack in London. He is no more," Saurashtra CA president Jaydev Shah told PTI.
"Dilip's passing away is a personal loss to me. He was like a family. He was one of the finest human beings," former BCCI secretary Niranjan Shah said.
In the Indian domestic circuit, he played for Bengal and Saurashtra. In all he had a staggering 898 first-class scalps with 43 five-fors.
He was Bengal's go-to man in Ranji Trophy for years.
While Bedi remains India's greatest left-arm spinner, Doshi was one of the most accurate bowlers who would flight the ball when required and was very accurate for the better part of his career.
The touring Australian, English and West Indies teams found it difficult to handle his arm balls, and it was Javed Miandad, who actually hastened his exit from international cricket during the 1982-83 series against Pakistan.
The bespectacled cricketer was a gentleman to the core.
Miandad would often tease him by enquiring about his room number in the middle of the game.
"Ae Dilip tela loom number kya hai," Miandad would ask in a slurry tone.
His batting and fielding in those days wasn't top notch but in that era he could survive because his bowling was from top drawer.
He was a close friend of Sunil Gavaskar and the legend was first introduced to his wife Marshaniel by Doshi.
After retirement, he had migrated to London where he became a successful businessman.
He would divide his time between London, Mumbai and Rajkot, and it was quite strange that the BCCI never bothered to use Doshi's expertise.
Former India captain Anil Kumble was among the first to pay his tribute to the late cricketer.
"Heartbreaking to hear about Dilip bhai's passing. May God give strength to his family and friends to bear this loss. Nayan, thinking of you buddy," Kumble wrote on X.

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