Cape Town: Ghulam Raja, former manager of The South Africa cricket team, passed away on Tuesday. He was 74 years old. He had been ill for a long time and also had a corona infection. Ghulam Raja was the longest-serving manager of the South Africa cricket team. He worked in this post of team for 20 years. After the his death, there is a wave of grief in the cricket world. He has been remembered by many people related to cricket.
Let us tell you that Ghulam became the manager of the South African cricket team in 1992. This was the year when the African team returned to international cricket. The same year, South Africa toured India. This was followed by the end of Ghulam Raja's tenure after his visit to Australia in 2011. He had shared the dressing room with a total of 107 South African players in 179 Tests, 444 ODIs and 40 T20 Internationals. Many people have shared memories related to Raja on social media after his death.
Saddened to read of the passing of Goolam Rajah. Such an affable, friendly person and never forgot to wear his smile. Good man in a good era of South African cricket
? Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) June 29, 2021
Harsha Bhogle, a well-known commentator on the Ghulam's death, recalled said, 'A fine and smiling person who could not be forgotten. A good person of a good era of South African cricket'.
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