Subhash Bandiwadekar
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Full Name
Subhash Manohar Bandiwadekar
Born
April 25, 1946, Bombay (now Mumbai), Maharashtra
Died
February 04, 2007, Mumbai, (aged 60y 285d)
Batting Style
Right hand Bat
Fielding Position
Wicketkeeper
RELATIONS
(brother)
Subhash Bandiwadekar was a wicketkeeper whose first-class career spanned between 1966 and 1977. He started out playing for the Railways before switching to Mumbai, with whom he won the Ranji Trophy in 1974-75. He scored his only first-class half-century in the 1976 Irani Trophy. He died of a heart attack while on his way to officiate as an umpire in a local match in Mumbai.
Subhash Bandiwadekar Career Stats
Batting & Fielding
Bowling
Recent Matches of Subhash Bandiwadekar
| Match | Bat | Wkt | Date | Ground | Format |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| West Zone vs South Zone | 9 | 3c/0s & 0c/0s | 30-Oct-1976 | Vadodara | FC |
| Bombay vs Rest of Ind | 57* | 2c/0s & 1c/0s | 15-Oct-1976 | Delhi | FC |
| Bombay vs Rest of Ind | 1 & 1* | 1c/1s & 0c/0s | 31-Oct-1975 | Nagpur | FC |
Debut/Last Matches of Subhash Bandiwadekar
FC Matches
Span
1966/67 - 1976/77
List A Matches
Span
1976/77 - 1976/77