He hit the winning runs for India in their landmark Test win at The Oval in 1971, the highlight of a colourful career

Former India cricketer Syed Abid Ali died aged 83 on Wednesday. The Hyderabad cricketer played 29 Tests and five ODIs for India.

Abid Ali was part of an illustrious group of Hyderabad cricketers that included MAK Pataudi, ML Jaisimha, and Abbas Ali Baig. He died in the United States

Hyderabad and the cricket community mourn the loss of Syed Abid Ali, an 83-year-old Indian cricketer who passed away in Tracy, California. Known for his medium-pace bowling, agile fielding, and commendable batting,

Syed Abid Ali's iconic shot in the 1971 series against England marked a historic win for India. A versatile all-rounder, Abid contributed significantly with both bat and ball. His memorable performances included a brilliant batting display in the 1974 Old Trafford Test and his participation in the 1975 World Cup.

Syed Abid Ali was more than just an all-rounder; he epitomized a fearless spirit that played a pivotal role in transforming Indian cricket during the tumultuous late '60s and early '70s. His recent passing at the age of 83 in California marks the end of an era for a player whose influence went far

Syed Abid Ali, former Indian cricketer and all-rounder, passed away at 83 in the US, remembered for key roles in historic Test victories.

Syed Abid Ali, an Indian all-rounder who played 29 Tests from 1967 to 1974, has passed away at 83 in California. Known for his significant contributions to cricket, he later promoted the sport in California.

Born in Hyderabad, Ali made his India debut in December 1967 in Adelaide, where he returned career-best figures of 6/55 in the first innings with his medium pace bowling.