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From Anil Kumble to Bhuvneshwar Kumar: People from the cricket world joined in mourning the death of Asha Bhosle and paid tribute to her.

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The melody of an era has become silent. On Sunday, India woke up to the sad news of the demise of the famous playback singer Asha Bhosle The 92-year-old was admitted to Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai on Saturday, his demise officially confirmed Ashish ShelarCulture Minister of Maharashtra. As the country prepares for his funeral at Shivaji Park on Monday, the wave of mourning has reached beyond the world of art, with a deep impact on the Indian cricket world.

For decades, the dressing rooms of Indian cricket and the bus tours of its stalwarts have echoed with the versatile voice of Asha Tai. From the high-octane energy of ‘O Haseena Zulfonwale’ to the soulful yearning of ‘Chura Liya Hai Tumne’, his discography was a constant companion for the men and women in blue.

A legacy that lasts for generations: Tributes from Indian cricket icons

The cricket community, led by former stars and current coaches, took to social media to express their deep sense of loss. Former Indian spinner Anil Kumble He was one of the first to pay his respects, saying that even though the physical presence was gone, the voice remained immortal.

“Heartfelt condolences on the demise of Asha Bhosle ji. A voice that will never fade and a legacy that will always be remembered for his contribution to Indian music. Thoughts and prayers with their loved onesKumble shared.

Echoing this sentiment, the current men’s head coach Gautam Gambhir Former opening batsman highlights her unique beauty Shikhar Dhawan Commented that his music “never gets old.” The emotional weight of his passing was perhaps most poignantly expressed Yuvraj Singhwho noted that Asha G’s songs fit every mood and every stage of growing up, making it feel like “A part of our growing up has been silenced today.“

Women’s cricket legend Jhulan Goswami also paid tribute, emphasizing that her voice was not just music, but a raw emotion that touched generations.

IPL franchises and fast bowlers honor ‘Queen of Melody’

The impact of Asha’s seven-decade career has been felt on the modern landscape of the game. star pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar He expressed deep gratitude for the music he gave to the world and said that his voice remained with the listeners in every phase of life. spin veteran Harbhajan Singh described him as “A true legend whose music transcends time,” Whereas Yusuf Pathan He said his legacy will live on forever.

Major IPL franchises joined the chorus of tributes, reflecting his status as a cultural pillar:

  • Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB): “A timeless voice. An irreplaceable legacy. his music will live forever“
  • Punjab Kings: “Thanks for the tunes that will always resonate!“
  • Delhi Capitals and Lucknow Super Giants: Both the franchises shared heartfelt messages, ensuring that their memories remain etched in the hearts of fans.

Born in 1933, Asha debuted in 1943 and recorded around 12,000 songs in more than 20 languages. Recipient of the Dadasaheb Phalke Award and the Padma Vibhushan, loves her collaborations with the maestros RD Burman And AR Rahman Redefined Indian playback singing. As the sun sets on an illustrious life, the cricket world stands united in silence for a voice that will truly never fade.

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Here’s how the cricket world reacted:

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