The left-arm spinner made his Ranji Trophy debut at the age of 22, played until he was 48, and claimed 361 wickets in India's top domestic tournament, including 11 10-wicket hauls.

Padmakar Shivalkar, one of the greatest Indian cricketers who was unlucky to not have played for the national team, passed away at the age of 84 in Mumbai on Monday. A legendary left-arm spinner, Shivalkar was a dominant force in domestic cricket and a key figure in Bombay's Ranji Trophy dominance.

Former Mumbai cricketer Padmakar Shivalkar passed away at the age of 84. He took 589 wickets in 124 first-class matches over a 20-year career. Despite his remarkable domestic record, he never played for India due to stiff competition.

According to stats, in 124 First Class matches for Mumbai, Padmakar Shivalkar took 589 wickets with his left-arm spin.