According to ESPNcricinfo, Gaekwad passed away in Baroda following a brief stay in the intensive care unit as a result of a number of health issues.
Interestingly, he spent the last month in London. At the Bhailal Amin General Hospital in Baroda, he passed away.
Here are some more specifics.
Jay Shah and Narendra Modi express sympathies
BCCI secretary Jay Shah took to X and shared communicated his sympathies. “My most profound sympathies to the loved ones of Mr Aunshuman Gaekwad. Disastrous for the whole cricket organization. May his spirit find happiness in the hereafter,” Shah said.
State leader Narendra Modi said Gaekwad will be associated with his commitment to cricket. Modi added, he was a talented player and an extraordinary mentor.
A glance at Gaekwad’s details
Gaekwad addressed India in 40 Tests. He scored 1,985 runs at 30.07. He hammered two tons and 10 fifties with the best scored of 201.
He played 15 ODIs, scoring 269 runs at 20.69. His best score was 78*.
In 206 Five star matches, Gaekwad amassed 12,136 runs with the assistance of 34 centuries 47 fifties.
He likewise oversaw 1,601 runs in Rundown A cricket.
Gaekwad was India’s lead trainer
Gaekwad was India’s lead trainer on two separate stretches somewhere in the range of 1997 and 2000.
He was delegated lead trainer during the Sachin Tendulkar time where he supervised a time of progress.
Gaekwad got back in the game in the match-fixing adventure. This was after Kapil Dev’s renunciation for a short time frame while a super durable nominee was being settled.
BCCI had delivered Rs. 1 crore for Gaekwad’s malignant growth treatment
As of late, the BCCI had delivered Rs. 1 crore for Gaekwad’s disease treatment. The BCCI’s choice came after previous Indian cricketers Kapil and Sandeep Patil asked the board to help the previous. BCCI made an announcement from that point.