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B.A. (Journalism & Mass Communication) | Posted on | sports


When and how did famous cricketer Dilip Sardesai die?


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Dilip Sardesai was a famous Indian cricketer who played for India for more than 20 years. He died in his sleep on the morning of 3rd February 2019, aged 68. He is best known for taking 5 wickets in an innings in 1979 and 1984, the only player to do so twice.

When did Dilip Sardesai die? What happened during his death? These are some questions that people were asking themselves today after learning about what happened to him. Similarly, it is tough to know the exact cause of his death. However, there are reports suggesting that he died of coronary artery disease.

Born in Mumbai in the year 1948, he was a right handed batsman who batted in the middle order during his career. He made his debut for Gujarat in 1966 but still remained unimpressive until he shifted to Maharashtra and then returned to Gujarat before finally settling down with Bombay in 1979. He played for India from 1979 to 1986, as an opening batsman and captain as well as playing occasionally as a wicket-keeper.

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He kicked the bucket on 2 July from different organ disappointment. The last ceremonies were performed by Rajdeep at Mumbai's Chandanwadi crematorium the next day. Sardesai was prominently known as 'Sardee-Singh'. During his fruitful 1970–71 visit there, Sardesai was asked at the air terminal whether he had anything to announce


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Well, someone’s birthday is usually not a great day to commemorate his death but that’s alright. Let’s not discuss about Dilip Sardesai’s death only but about his whole life and career.


So first thing that you should know about the Indian cricketer, Dilip Sardesai, is that he was one of the five Indian Cricket Cricketer of the year in 1960-61 and today, Google is celebrating his 78th birthday with a doodle. Moreover, he is popular as best Indian batsman against spin bowling. Dilip Sardesai’s cricket team was in Indian Universities in 1960-61, against Pakistan, in Pune.

He’s not the only achiever in his family though. His wife, Nandini, is a sociologist and a member of the Indian Censor Board for Motion Pictures. Rajdeep Desai, his son is a journalist and has formerly worked as the Editor-in-chief in IBN 18 network. Dilip Dardesi’s daughter, Shonali Sardesai is a senior social scientist in the World Bank in Washington.

Now finally coming to his death, that came to Dilip Sardesai on 2nd July 2007 because of chest infection.

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(Courtesy: Cricket Country)


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