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Azhar maintains composure amid personal
loss
The great yesteryear cricketer personally acknowledges condolences
of all those who turned up for Ayaz's funeral
“Let me play till the last ball,” was the spontaneous remark of
former India captain Mohd Azharuddin when the doctors at the Apollo
Hospital told him on Thursday evening about the highly critical
state of his younger son Md Ayazuddin, literally conveying
hopelessness of reviving the young cricketer. |
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For all those who had seen Azhar as a
cricketer, his familiar traits of his cricketing days were too
discernible to be ignored. So confident was the MP from
Moradabad that he was repeatedly telling his family members,
friends and well-wishers that Ayaz would fight back. “Don't
worry he will be back from the hospital,” was his constant
refrain.
The scenes in the hospital ICU corridor after
the news of Ayaz's death broke out, Azhar, dressed in white
kurta and pyjama, was a picture of mixed emotions.
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The initially impression Azhar gave was that he had taken the
Destiny's call in his stride by the way he was interacting with
the VIPs. But, the moment he bumped into a close family member,
tears rolled down conveying that after all Azhar is also human.
“It is difficult but we have to face it,” were his quiet remarks
when the visitors tried to console him. Even in the hour of
tragedy, the great cricketer of yesteryears made it a point to
personally acknowledge the condolences of all those who turned
up in the afternoon.MORE
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