Bishan Singh Bedi

Bishan Singh Bedi passes away: ‘It's a huge personal loss’, BS Chandrasekhar reacts to spin icon’s demise

For BS Chandrasekhar, who shared the field with Bedi for long years, said he was much more than a fine cricketer or teammate.

Bishan Singh Bedi passes away: 7/98 against Australia and other standout spells from spin legend

As we pay tribute to the late Bishan Singh Bedi, we revisit some of the spin legend's greatest performances with the ball.

Bishan Singh Bedi passes away: Five important facts about the cricket legend

Bishan Singh Bedi featured in 67 Test matches for India and took 277 wickets. He also played in 10 ODIs and took seven wickets. 

Bishan Singh Bedi: A farewell to the spin legend and India great

Bishan Singh Bedi, the former India captain, passed away at his home in Delhi on Monday at the age of 77.

Bishan Singh Bedi passes away: 'Deeply saddened' — PM Modi pays tribute to legendary cricketer

PM Modi in his message added that Bishan Singh Bedi will continue to 'inspire future generations of cricketers'.

Bishan Singh Bedi passes away: 'One of our best', 'moral beacon for all' and more tributes

Bishan Singh Bedi, former India spinner, captain and coach, passed away at 77 years old in Delhi.

Veteran cricketer Bishan Singh Bedi passes away at 77, Shah Rukh Khan pays his respects

Talking to X, the Jawan star tweeted- "May God bless his soul & thank u Sir for teaching us so much about sports & life. You will be missed immensely. RIP."

Bishan Singh Bedi passes away: India's legendary spin icon dies at 77

Bedi, who was part of the famous Indian spin quartet of the 1970s and is considered one of the country's greatest cricketers of all time, passed away peacefully at his residence in the national capital, his family confirmed.

Bishan Singh Bedi turns 75: Wishes pour in for former India captain on his birthday

Here's how fans and friends wished former India captain Bishan Singh Bedi on his 75th birthday

On this day: India win first-ever Test series in England at The Oval in 1971

The first and second Tests of India’s 1971 tour of England had ended in a draw. The Oval was the only opportunity to register a win.