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Former India spinner Dilip Doshi dies at 77 in London
- Former India spinner Dilip Doshi passed away at the age of 77 in London, survived by his wife, son, and daughter.
- Doshi made his Test debut in 1979 and played 33 matches until 1983, taking 114 wickets with six five-wicket hauls.
- He was exceptional at home, achieving 100 scalps in 28 Tests and had a remarkable performance in the 1981 MCG Test against Australia.
- Doshi was a key player in the English county circuit, representing Nottinghamshire and Warwickshire for over a decade.
- He suffered a heart attack in London, as confirmed by Saurashtra CA president Jaydev Shah.
- Former BCCI secretary Niranjan Shah expressed deep sorrow, calling Doshi one of the finest human beings.
- Doshi had a successful career in Indian domestic cricket, playing for Bengal and Saurashtra, with a total of 898 first-class wickets.
- Known for his accuracy, Doshi was considered as one of India's most precise bowlers and troubled touring teams like Australia, England, and West Indies.
- Despite his limited batting and fielding skills, his exceptional bowling abilities made him a valuable asset for his teams.
- After retirement, Doshi became a successful businessman in London, splitting his time between London, Mumbai, and Rajkot.
- Former India captain Anil Kumble paid tribute to Doshi, expressing his condolences to the family.
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