Yashpal Sharma ‘Hero’ Of 1983 World Cup Passed Away

Yashpal Sharma ‘Hero’ of the 1983 World Cup Passed away: Yashpal Sharma dies. The ‘Hero’ of the 1983 World Cup Yashpal Sharma no more, died of a heart attack.

Former Indian cricket team batsman Yashpal Sharma has passed away. Yashpal Sharma, 66, passed away due to a heart attack. Yashpal was part of India’s 1983 World Cup-winning team.

Yashpal Sharma, who has set a unique record of never returning to the pavilion in international cricket, has now said goodbye to this world forever.

Born on August 11, 1954, in Ludhiana, cricketer Yashpal Sharma made his debut in international cricket in the year 1978 against the arch-rival team Pakistan.

He was then part of the 1983 World Cup-winning team played in England, where India defeated West Indies to create history.

Yashpal Sharma, who played the last international match of his career in 1985, was never dismissed for zero in a span of seven years.

Yashpal Sharma Career.

Right-handed batsman Yashpal Sharma played 42 One Day International matches in his career. In his 40 innings, he scored 883 runs while remaining unbeaten 9 times.

Although he could never score a century in ODI cricket, he did play half-century innings 4 times. His highest score was 89 runs in ODI cricket.

At the same time, he played an unmatched inning of 61 runs in the semi-finals of the World Cup, on the basis of which India reached the final.

At the same time, talking about Yashpal Sharma’s Test career, he played a total of 37 Test matches from 1979 to 1983, in which he scored a total of 1606 runs in 59 innings.

He scored two centuries and 9 half-centuries in this.

Yashpal Sharma used to bowl a little too, but he did not have much success as a bowler, as he could only take one wicket each in both formats of cricket at that time.