Azharuddin son accident bike name

Ayazuddin, 19, suffered serious injuries to the head, chest and abdomen, and hadn't regained consciousness since the accident. A medical bulletin on Thursday said that tests indicated a brain dysfunction. Ayazuddin's 16-year-old cousin, Ajmal, who was riding pillion, had died on Sunday, hours after being taken to the hospital.

Mohammad Azharuddin with his son Ayazuddin. At 3a.m. on a lonely, concrete covered stretch of Hyderabad's Outer Ring Road, young men, clad in black leather, helmets in place, rev up their bikes. One does a wheelie, another flashes past, the speedometer inching over 200 kmph. The motorcycles, gleaming monsters ranging from Hayabusas to Bandits, many illegally imported, are the new super rage of the super rich. They can prove costly. On September 16, 2011, a 16-year-old Mumbai teenager robbed and killed his grandmother, Sarla Patel, 68, because he wanted money for a superbike. On September 16, Ayazuddin, 19, the youngest son of former Indian cricket captain Mohammad Azharuddin died after spending five days on a ventilator. Ayazuddin was driving his new Suzuki GSX R1000, reportedly at over 200 kmph on Hyderabad's Outer Ring Road when he lost control and crashed into a divider. In 2010, Venkata Sai Prasad, the 39-year-old son of a veteran Telugu star Kota Sreenivas Rao crashed into a tempo and died while riding his Yamaha R1000. Speeding is illegal-most Indian roads have speed limits of 80 kmph. Yet that has only added to the thrill of vrooming at breakneck speeds of over 150 kmph, at times under the influence of alcohol and drugs. "Riding a bike embedded with an engine that touches 200 kmph in 10 to 15 seconds is an adrenaline rush," says a biker. Across India, small bands of young superbikers have formed informal groups that organise races after midnight or at the crack of t...

Hyderabad: Five days after he was rushed to a Hyderabad hospital after a road accident, Ayazuddin, son of former Indian cricket captain Mohammed Azharuddin, has died. He was 19. Ayazuddin was riding a sports motorcycle along with his cousin, Ajmal, on Sunday morning, when their bike crashed on Hyderabad's Outer Ring Road. Ajmal, whose mother is Azharuddin's sister, died a few hours later. He was 16.

The Indian film fraternity expressed shock over the death of ex-cricketer Mohammad Azharuddin’s son Ayazuddin, who died of injuries caused a road accident last week. The former Indian captain’s younger son passed away due to hypoxic encephalopathy (a condition brought on by diminished supply of oxygen to the brain), five days after his sports bike skidded on the outer ring road. Many took to Twitter to express sorrow over the 19-year-old’s death. Ritesh Deshmukh: Deeply saddened to hear about the demise of Azharuddin’s son. Condolences to the entire family. Sonu Sood: Omg! Azaruddin’s son’s news has been so shocking. My heart goes out to the family. May God give strength to the family. Deeply saddened! Sophie Choudry: Heartfelt condolences to Azhar and his family. May Allah give the family strength. The incident is too tragic for words. May his soul rest in peace. Hope this tragic incident is a wake-up call to all the young bikers out there! Please be safe, sensible and always wear a helmet. Life is too precious. Rahul Bose: Very, very sad to hear of the passing away of Azhar’s son. No parent should ever have to face such a tragedy. May he have the strength to go on. Arshad Warsi: My heart goes out to Azharuddin’s family for the irreplaceable loss. May his soul rest in peace.Ameen. Farah Khan Ali: My heart goes out to the parents. May God give them strength in this moment of grief. RIP Ayaaz. The loss of a child is irreplaceable and only a parent knows that. Youngsters out...

PTI / Apr 29, 2023, 21:16 (IST) A Delhi Police assistant sub-inspector died after being hit by a speeding vehicle on Delhi-Gurugram expressway, police said on Saturday. The incident happened when Naresh Kumar Yadav (52), a resident of Saraswati Enclave Colony in Gurgaon, was returning home after work on Friday morning, they said. TNN / Apr 27, 2023, 14:23 (IST) Tragedy struck a family that was preparing for the wedding of a daughter when her 60-year-old father and 36-year-old brother were crushed to death after a speeding tractor coming from the opposite direction rammed into their bike under the Barla police station area of Aligarh on Wednesday afternoon. TNN / Jun 16, 2023, 04:37 (IST) Akbar Khan (42), who died in a road accident at Girgaum Chowpatty on Wednesday morning after a speeding car driven by a minor rammed his bike, had told his wife he would be home in 10 minutes when she called at 5am. Half an hour later, when she called him again, she was told about the accident. TNN / Feb 02, 2023, 08:13 (IST) Gunji Ganesh and Gunji Venkayamma were riding their bikes to Koppolu, a native place, when they were hit by a SUV. Gunji Ganesh was not wearing a helmet, and he and Gunji Venkayamma died in the accident. The SUV driver fled the scene, and police later apprehended him. A case was filed against the SUV driver. TNN / Apr 18, 2023, 07:07 (IST) Two persons including a 30-year-old man and his six-year-old son were killed, while four others of the family were injured in a ro...

Hyderabad, September 17: The Suzuki GSX R1000 which took the life of Azharuddin’s son Ayazuddin was registered in the name of a petty footwear trader from the Old City in Hyderabad. Officials are checking if Azhar had bought the bike in the merchant’s name to avoid attention of I-T officers. The bike was imported from Nagoya, Japan, in July 2010 by Bittoo Bike Wala, Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi for Rs 5.27 lakh plus 88% tax. On December 23, 2010, Syed Ather Ali of Fazal Sagar in Mallepally, Hyderabad, bought the bike from the Delhi-based dealer by paying Rs 13,12,649. The Bittoo Bike dealers were informed that the bike was actually being bought for Azharuddin. After gathering details of the purchaser from Bittoo Bike Wala, the police on Friday went to the address given by Ather Ali to verify ownership documents. When the cops reached his house, Ather Ali was not at home and police learnt that he has gone to Mecca Masjid to participate in the janaza of Ayazuddin, who breathed his last on Friday morning. Police officers met Ather Ali near the Mecca Masjid and he confirmed that he was the owner of the bike. He told the cops that he would provide them the original documents by Saturday. Ather told the cops that he hails from Kanpur and is a family friend of Azharuddin. The bike has a temporary Delhi registration, Ather Ali informed. He said that he runs a footwear shop, Noble Footwear, at Agapura in the Old City. Keeping in view the last rites of Ayazuddin being held on Friday, the...

Hyderabad: Five days after he was rushed to a Hyderabad hospital after a road accident, Ayazuddin, son of former cricketer Mohammed Azharuddin, has died. He was 19. "Ayazuddin, son of former Indian cricket captain Mohammad Azharuddin, has died five days after being critically injured in road accident," doctor said. Last rites of Ayaz were performed at 5 pm. His body was taken to Mecca Masjid for prayers and it was a private affair. Ayazuddin was riding a sports motorcycle along with his cousin, Ajmal, on Sunday morning, when their bike crashed on Hyderabad's Outer Ring Road. Â Ajmal, whose mother is Azharuddin's sister, died a few hours later. He was 16. On Monday, doctors at Apollo hospital were reported to have removed one of Ayazuddin's kidneys. He was monitored by a multi-specialty team round-the-clock and his vital parameters were being maintained with supports. On Thursday, neurological tests showed severe brain damage, said senior doctors attending to the teenager. "Brain function tests conducted on Ayazuddin (in the past few days) indicate brain dysfunction," Dr K Hari Prasad, Apollo Hospitals (Central Region) CEO, said. Ayazuddin had played in the under-13, under-15 and under-19 side and was considered a promising talent. Harsha Bhogle, cricket commentator, tweeted: "...and memories of the azhar I knew when he was 19. it is an age to begin life not to end it." Actor and social activist Rahul Bose also offered his condolences on Twitter. "Very very sad to hear the ...

Hyderabad: Five days after he was rushed to a Hyderabad hospital after a road accident, Ayazuddin, son of former Indian cricket captain Mohammed Azharuddin, has died. He was 19. Ayazuddin was riding a sports motorcycle along with his cousin, Ajmal, on Sunday morning, when their bike crashed on Hyderabad's Outer Ring Road. Ajmal, whose mother is Azharuddin's sister, died a few hours later. He was 16.

Mohammad Azharuddin with his son Ayazuddin. At 3a.m. on a lonely, concrete covered stretch of Hyderabad's Outer Ring Road, young men, clad in black leather, helmets in place, rev up their bikes. One does a wheelie, another flashes past, the speedometer inching over 200 kmph. The motorcycles, gleaming monsters ranging from Hayabusas to Bandits, many illegally imported, are the new super rage of the super rich. They can prove costly. On September 16, 2011, a 16-year-old Mumbai teenager robbed and killed his grandmother, Sarla Patel, 68, because he wanted money for a superbike. On September 16, Ayazuddin, 19, the youngest son of former Indian cricket captain Mohammad Azharuddin died after spending five days on a ventilator. Ayazuddin was driving his new Suzuki GSX R1000, reportedly at over 200 kmph on Hyderabad's Outer Ring Road when he lost control and crashed into a divider. In 2010, Venkata Sai Prasad, the 39-year-old son of a veteran Telugu star Kota Sreenivas Rao crashed into a tempo and died while riding his Yamaha R1000. Speeding is illegal-most Indian roads have speed limits of 80 kmph. Yet that has only added to the thrill of vrooming at breakneck speeds of over 150 kmph, at times under the influence of alcohol and drugs. "Riding a bike embedded with an engine that touches 200 kmph in 10 to 15 seconds is an adrenaline rush," says a biker. Across India, small bands of young superbikers have formed informal groups that organise races after midnight or at the crack of t...

Hyderabad: Five days after he was rushed to a Hyderabad hospital after a road accident, Ayazuddin, son of former cricketer Mohammed Azharuddin, has died. He was 19. "Ayazuddin, son of former Indian cricket captain Mohammad Azharuddin, has died five days after being critically injured in road accident," doctor said. Last rites of Ayaz were performed at 5 pm. His body was taken to Mecca Masjid for prayers and it was a private affair. Ayazuddin was riding a sports motorcycle along with his cousin, Ajmal, on Sunday morning, when their bike crashed on Hyderabad's Outer Ring Road. Â Ajmal, whose mother is Azharuddin's sister, died a few hours later. He was 16. On Monday, doctors at Apollo hospital were reported to have removed one of Ayazuddin's kidneys. He was monitored by a multi-specialty team round-the-clock and his vital parameters were being maintained with supports. On Thursday, neurological tests showed severe brain damage, said senior doctors attending to the teenager. "Brain function tests conducted on Ayazuddin (in the past few days) indicate brain dysfunction," Dr K Hari Prasad, Apollo Hospitals (Central Region) CEO, said. Ayazuddin had played in the under-13, under-15 and under-19 side and was considered a promising talent. Harsha Bhogle, cricket commentator, tweeted: "...and memories of the azhar I knew when he was 19. it is an age to begin life not to end it." Actor and social activist Rahul Bose also offered his condolences on Twitter. "Very very sad to hear the ...