Suniel Shetty Mourns The Demise Of Bishan Singh Bedi
Veteran actor Suniel Shetty, who is an avid Indian cricket fan, mourns the demise of former Indian spinner Bishan Singh Bedi, father of actor Angad Bedi, and father in law of Neha Dhupia.
Bishan Singh Bedi breathed his last at the age of 77 after a prolonged illness. He was a left-arm spinner who also captained the Indian team in 22 matches.
Suniel Shetty took to his social media profile and wrote, “Deeply saddened to hear about the loss of the spin legend, Bishan Singh Bedi. A man who was adored not just for his cricketing prowess but also for the honesty and integrity he carried in his heart.”
“He was a true maestro of the game and an inspiration to so many. May his legacy continue to inspire generations. Rest in peace, Bedi Sir” added Shetty.
Bedi was an active cricketer from 1967 to 1979, featuring for India in 67 Tests, taking 266 wickets. He also played for India in 10 ODIs, bagging a total of 7 wickets. Widely considered as one of the finest spinners India have had, Bedi was among the architects of India’s spin bowling revolution.
After retiring from international cricket, Bedi continued to contribute to the sport as a coach and cricket administrator. His influence extended beyond the field, shaping the careers of aspiring cricketers.
Veteran actor Suniel Shetty, who is an avid Indian cricket fan, mourns the demise of former Indian spinner Bishan Singh Bedi, father of actor Angad Bedi, and father in law of Neha Dhupia.
Bishan Singh Bedi breathed his last at the age of 77 after a prolonged illness. He was a left-arm spinner who also captained the Indian team in 22 matches.
Suniel Shetty took to his social media profile and wrote, “Deeply saddened to hear about the loss of the spin legend, Bishan Singh Bedi. A man who was adored not just for his cricketing prowess but also for the honesty and integrity he carried in his heart.”
“He was a true maestro of the game and an inspiration to so many. May his legacy continue to inspire generations. Rest in peace, Bedi Sir” added Shetty.
Bedi was an active cricketer from 1967 to 1979, featuring for India in 67 Tests, taking 266 wickets. He also played for India in 10 ODIs, bagging a total of 7 wickets. Widely considered as one of the finest spinners India have had, Bedi was among the architects of India’s spin bowling revolution.
After retiring from international cricket, Bedi continued to contribute to the sport as a coach and cricket administrator. His influence extended beyond the field, shaping the careers of aspiring cricketers.
