Mohammad Ahmed Memon, who knows Zimbabwe as a former-spinner and team manager, died at the age of 73 in Lester after his death.Zimbabwe Cricket said in a press release, “Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) has learned with great shock and sadness of the death of former Zimbabwe’s international cricketer and national team manager Mohammad Ahmed Memon.”Memon played a one -day international match for Zimbabwe against India during the 1987 ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup, scoring 19 runs.He performed his all -round capabilities while playing for Shropshire at the Minor Counties Championships of England from 1977 to 1980, scored 888 runs with two centuries and took 55 wickets in 32 matches.From 1992 to 2006, as the National Team Manager of Zimbabwe, Memon guided the team during his early Test cricket years and later served as a selector.Zimbabwe Cricket said in a press release, “JDC is deeply grateful to the permanent contribution of Babe for cricket in our country, both on the field.“We express their heartfelt condolences to his dear wife, Aisha, and children – Iqbal, Fazila and Saadia, with his expanded family, friends and all those who love and love them all. Our thoughts and prayers are with him during this difficult time. His soul can rest in eternal peace,” ZC has concluded.
