IND vs. Eng Tost Match: Why are the players of India, England wearing black armband in 5 days? Full details | Cricket news
Handlingley, a player from India and England, came out for 5 on the first Test day at Leeds, wearing a black armband to honor former India spinner Dilip Doshi, who died on Monday at 77 am. Former left -handed spinner died after cardiac arrest in London. The team also saw a minute’s silence.Live: India vs England 1 Test Day 5In a social media post, the BCCI wrote, “Both teams are wearing a black armband in memory of former Indian cricketer Dilip Doshi, who died on Monday. The teams also saw a minute’s silence before the start of the day 5.”
At the Kent County Cricket Ground in Bekenham, the India Women’s Cricket Team also saw a minute’s silence before taking ECB select XI.The BCCI Women’s Social Media Post said, “#TeamIndia visited a minute’s silence before the beginning of a day, which in the memory of former India cricketer Dilip Doshi before the onset of a day-long warm-up game against ECB Select XI, who died of sadness.The team would have worn black armband as a mark of honor. ,Despite Doshi spending his early career in the shadow of the great Bishan Singh Bedi, he created a place for himself with his unwavering resolution.Doshi took 114 Test wickets in 33 matches, including six five wickets Houles. He also took 22 wickets in 15 Odis. Doshi played first -class cricket for Saurashtra, Bengal, Warvikshire and Nottinghamshire.
Post of notes English County Club for Dilip Doshi.
In social media posts, Nottinghamshire said that his flags would fly in half mast in honor of the spinner. He wrote in a social media post, “We are saddened to hear about the passage of Dilip Doshi at the age of 77. Capted 48 times by India, Dileep took 161 wickets during his time with Nottinghamshire in the 1970s. Our flags will fly in half the mast during the third day of tomorrow between notes and Yorkshire. ,The spinner made his Test debut in 1979 after Bedi’s retirement and played the last of his 33 matches in 1983. He was extraordinary at home during the first three Tests, which completed 100 scals in just 28 Tests.The Control Board for Cricket in India (BCCI) paid tribute to the experienced.BCCI President Roger Binny said in a statement, “It is deeply saddened that we learn about Dilip Doshi’s passage.“His influence on the game was immense, and he inspired a generation of cricketers with his skills and dedication. His contribution to Indian cricket would always be remembered.“We expand their deep sympathy to his family, friends and the entire cricketing fraternity during this difficult time.”BCCI Secretary Devjit Saikia said, “Dilip Doshi was a notable cricketer and a great person. His passion for the game was clear on every ball. He had a calm conduct and a fierce competitive spirit.”
