India’s Oldest Living Test Cricketer C.D. Gopinath Passed Away
In April 2026, India’s Oldest living test cricketer Chingleput Doraikannu (C.D.) Gopinath passed away at the age of 96 in Chennai, Tamil Nadu (TN). He was born on March 01, 1930 in Chennai, TN.
In April 2026, India’s Oldest living test cricketer Chingleput Doraikannu (C.D.) Gopinath passed away at the age of 96 in Chennai, Tamil Nadu (TN). He was born on March 01, 1930 in Chennai, TN.
- He was also the world’s second-oldest living Test cricketer after Neil Harvey (97 years, 183 days).
- Following his demise, former Indian wicketkeeper-batter Chandu Patankar (95 years, 136 days) became the oldest living Indian Test cricketer.
About CD Gopinath:
Test Career: During his illustrious cricket career, he played eight test matches and 12 innings, scored 242 runs at an average of 22, including one half-century (50s).
Key Accomplishments: A right-handed batter Gopinath played 83 first class matches and 119 innings, scored 4259 runs at an average of 42.16, including 9 centuries (100s) and 23 half-centuries (50s).
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