BCCI Secretary Jay Shah is known for bringing improvements in Indian cricket and is constantly working for the betterment of the Indian team. Since the arrival of Jay Shah, there has been an improvement in the salary scale of the players and it is being said that this improvement will continue in the future as well. Jay Shah follows Indian cricket very closely and has excellent relations with all the players.

Today i.e. on 20th June, Jay Shah has shared a post from his official X account and after reading this post all the Indian cricket supporters have become very disappointed.

Jay Shah shared an emotional post

BCCI secretary Jay Shah has shared a sad information from his X account, according to this post of Jay Shah, David Johnson, a legendary Indian cricket player, has died.

David Johnson has committed suicide and after hearing this news, all the supporters of Indian cricket have become very sad. All the fans have expressed their condolences on the death of the legendary player.

Deepest condolences to family and friends of our former Indian fast bowler David Johnson. His contributions to the game will always be remembered 🙏

— Jay Shah (@JayShah) June 20, 2024

Anil Kumble also paid tribute

Veteran Indian spinner Anil Kumble, popularly known as 'Jumbo', has also paid tribute to David Johnson after his death. Anil Kumble and David Johnson have played cricket together for the Karnataka team and due to this, there was a good bonding between the two. Anil Kumble said in his post, 'I am deeply saddened by the death of my partner and express my condolences to his family.'

Saddened to hear the passing of my cricketing colleague David Johnson.

Heartfelt condolences to his family. Gone too soon “Benny”!

— Anil Kumble (@anilkumble1074) June 20, 2024

This is what a cricket career looks like

If we talk about the cricket career of former Indian player David Johnson, then his career has been very short. He made his international debut for the Indian team in October 1996 against Australia and played his last match in December 1996 against Durban in South Africa. During this time, he has played 2 Test matches and has also taken 3 wickets in them.