The former Mumbai captain represented the state in first-class cricket for over a decade in the 1960s and 70s but is best remembered as a Mumbai selector and administrator

Former Mumbai captain Milind Rege passed away on Wednesday, February 19, in Mumbai following a cardiac arrest and renal failure.

Former Mumbai captain and selector Milind Rege has passed away aged 76 after suffering a heart attack. He recently celebrated his 76th birthday. BCCI extended its heartfelt condolences to his family,

A childhood friend of former India captain Sunil Gavaskar, Milind Rege attended the same school and college as Gavaskar and played alongside him at the Dadar Union Sporting Club

A childhood friend of former India captain Sunil Gavaskar, Rege attended the same school and college as Gavaskar and played alongside him at the Dadar Union Sporting Club.

Former Mumbai captain and selector Milind Rege has died on Wednesday after suffering from a heart attack, days after turning 76.

Former Mumbai captain Milind Rege passed away on Wednesday in Mumbai due to cardiac arrest. He was 76. He is survived by his wife Raj and two sons. The Mumbai Cricket Association took to X to share the condolence message: "Deeply saddened by the passing of Mr.

Milind Rege, former Mumbai captain, passed away on Wednesday after suffering a heart attack, just days after celebrating his 76th birthday, according to an official release from the BCCI.Rege had a prolific domestic cricket career,

While some heroes have shown their heroics on the field there have also been some individuals who have shown it while working behind the scenes. One of the people who come under this category is Milind Rege.