After the death of the former left -arm spinner, the Indian cricket community is immersed in grief Dilip doshiWho died in London on Monday at the age of 77 due to cardiac arrest. The news confirmed by the Saurashtra Cricket Association has triggered a wave of heartbreaking tribute to cricketing luminaries and former companions, which all mourn the loss of a true gentleman of the game.
Remembering Indian cricket legend Dilip Doshi
Doshi’s international career was a will for perseverance. He postponed the traditional deadline, launching his Test in 1979 at the age of 32, after years of continuous impressive performance in the domestic circuit. Despite this late start, he created an important place for himself, represented India in 33 tests and by 1983 to 15 a day international people. His effectiveness was particularly clarified on the soil of the house, where he took an impressive 100 wickets within his first 28 matches. One of his most prestigious demonstrations came to the Melbourne Cricket Ground in 1981, where, struggling with a fragmented leg pain, he ran a heroic five wickets, which proved to be important in the successful defense of a minor clan in India.
Cricket fraternity pays tribute to the most respected left -handed spinner
Cricketing has paid tribute from across the spectrum, which was led by no one other than batting Sachin TendulkarRecalling his first encounter with Doshi in the UK in 1990, Tendulkar shared an emotional message on social media. “I met Dilipbhai for the first time in Britain in 1990, and he bowled with me in the nets on that tour,” Tendulkar wrote. “He was really fond of me, and I achieved his feelings. A warm soul like Dilipabhai would be deeply remembered. I will remember the cricketing conversations that we always had. His soul can rest in peace. Om Shanti.”
East India’s unbroken and head coach Ravi ShastriRemembering Doshi’s contemporary on the field, remembering him. “Always impeccable, a gentleman for the core and a fine, fine bowler. Heartfelt condolences to your family. His soul can rest in peace,” Shastri posted, which further closed Doshi’s unbreakable class on the pitch.
Other major data also expressed his intense sadness. Veteran leg spinner Anil Kumbal Expressed, “Heartbreaking to hear about the death of Dilp Bhai. God can give his family and friends strength to bear this loss. Nayan, thinking about you.” Parthiv Patel Refers to him with love “Dileep uncle,” He was telling “Heart broke and is still in shock,” Whereas Sunil Joshi Doshi is described as death “Depth individual,” Recalling the recent conversation with the heavenly spinner, outlining personal connections in his lifetime.
Here are reactions:
I met Dilipbhai for the first time in the UK in 1990, and he bowled me in the nets on that tour. He was really fond of me, and I achieved his feelings. The soul will be deeply remembered with warmth like Dilipabhai. I will remember the cricket conversations that we always … pic.twitter.com/2UPQE7NC2J
– Sachin Tendulkar (@Sachin_RT) June 23, 2025
Hearing about Dilip Doshi’s passage really hurt. Always immaculate, a gentleman for the core and a fine, fine bowler. Heartfelt condolences to your family. His soul can relax in peace
– Ravi Shastri (@ravishastriofc) June 23, 2025
“I am heartbroken and still in shock about Dilip uncle … he was really special. Nayan was thinking of all of you with love and power.”
– Parthiv Patel (@Parthiv9) June 23, 2025
Rip dilip doshi sir 🙏🙏🙏 towards family condolences. pic.twitter.com/bobvymhyb
– Harbhajan Turban (@harbhajan_singh) June 23, 2025
Heartbreaking to hear about the passing of Dilip Bhai. God gives strength to your family and friends to bear this loss. Nayan, thinking about you.
– Anil Kumbal (@anilkumble1074) June 23, 2025
Hearing about Dilip Doshi sir’s passage really hurt. Always enjoyed talking with her about the game. Heartfelt condolences to Nayan and his entire family. His soul can relax in peace pic.twitter.com/zm9aqi2twr
– VVS Laxman (@vvslaxman281) 24 June, 2025
Dilip Doshi became sad to hear about the passage of Sir, who was a prestigious left -handed spinner, who served Indian cricket with Grace and Grit. My heartfelt condolences to my family and friends. His soul should get peace. pic.twitter.com/8bdtuaslwc
– Pragion Ojha (@Pragyanojha) June 23, 2025
A good left hand spinner and a true legend of the game.
Rest in Peace, Dilip Doshi ji. pic.twitter.com/ECwas2ouyo
– Gujarat Titans (@gujarat_Titans) 24 June, 2025
The BCCI mourned the tragic demise of former India spinner, Dilip Doshi, who has unfortunately died in London.
His soul can relax in peace pic.twitter.com/odvkxv2s9a
– BCCI (@Bcci) June 23, 2025
A name in the history of Indian cricket Etched!
Relaxation in peace, Dilip Doshi sir! Condolences to his family and loved ones. pic.twitter.com/5r1hvnmfwu
– Sunrisers Hyderabad (@Sunrisers) 24 June, 2025
Still it cannot believe, we talked only last Wednesday, and it seemed well. Dilip Doshi Sir was passed by a legend on the field, a true gentleman, he matched me a lot, and this loss is deeply individual, my heartfelt condolences to Nayan and Doshi family. pic.twitter.com/bxsxk3expp
– Sunil Joshi | 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 ಜೋಶಿ (@suniljoshi_spin) 24 June, 2025
A cricketing great, always remembered!
Relaxation in peace, Dilip Doshi pic.twitter.com/6yxlfgz5j11
– kolkataknightriders (@kkriders) 24 June, 2025
The art of spin has lost its craftsman. Relaxation in peace, Dilip Doshi sir!
A left -arm orthodox spinner, who started in 32, still collected 114 Test wickets in 33 tests, including six five wickets Houles, 898 wickets in first -class cricket and 22 wickets in 15 Odis, one inheritance … pic.twitter.com/szpzmscnvf
– Chennai Super Kings (@chennaiipl) 24 June, 2025
Ex -Indian spinner, deeply saddened by the death of Dilip Doshi ji.
His soul should get peace. pic.twitter.com/viqw6hbwmk
– Punjab Kings (@Punjabkingsipl) 24 June, 2025
114 Test wickets. Six 5-cicat hauls. But more than those milestones, a legacy.
Rip Dilip Doshi Ji- One of our country’s best left-handed spinners. pic.twitter.com/wh75sdvhpt
– Rajasthan Royals (@rajasthanroyals) 24 June, 2025
A legacy beyond the international stage
The influence of Doshi moved far beyond his international appearance. He was a huge man in Indian domestic cricket, who represented both Bengal and Saurashtra with a notable 898 wickets in 238 first -class matches. His talent enjoyed him a successful county career in England, holding the pitches for Nottinghamshire and Warwickshire. He was famous for his unbreakable pinpoint accuracy and clever flight, which he set on the ball, respecting the teammates and opponents of the team. His integrity and sportsmanship strengthened his reputation as a true gentleman of the game, a legacy that would undoubtedly tolerate.
Doshi is left from his wife Kalindi, his son Nayan, who himself made his career in first -class cricket and his daughter Visakha.