Dean Jones death: TV company releases statement after Dream11 IPL commentator passes away

Former Australian cricketer-turned-analyst Dean Jones tragically passed away on Thursday, September 24, 2020. Fondly kwn as 'Professor Dea', 59-year-old suffered a sudden cardiac arrest in Mumbai and was in a biosecure bubble in Mumbai during time of his death. Australian was part of commentary team for ongoing Dream11 IPL 2020 and Star India have w released a statement regarding same. 

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Dean Jones cause of death: Star India release statement on Dean Jones death

In an official statement on Dean Jones' death, Star India confirmed passing away of commentator. brocast giants expressed ir deepest condolences to his family and friends and mentioned a sudden cardiac arrest as Dean Jones cause of death. Star India revealed that y are in touch with Australian High Commission to make necessary arrangements after Dean Jones' death. Star India lavished praised on former Australian cricketer, who was part of commentary team for Dream11 IPL 2020.

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company said that Dean Jones was one of great ambassors of cricket and associated himself deeply with cricket development across South Asia. Star mentioned Dean Jones was passionate about discovering new talent and nurturing next-gen of cricketers. y pointed out that as a commentator, 59-year-old reached hearts of millions of fans with his presence and presentation. company ended ir statement by saying that Dean Jones will be sorely missed by his fans and mirers across globe and Star and offered ir thoughts and prayers to his family. 

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Dean Jones commentator: Australian's career at a glance 

Dean Jones was regarded as one of fiercest cricketers in 90s and was well-kwn for his aggressive technique. Having me his international debut for Australia in 1984, Victorian played in 52 Tests, scoring 3,631 runs at an aver of 46.55, with 14 fifties and 11 centuries. In ODIs, Jones amassed 6,068 runs in 164 matches, at an astounding aver of 44.61, with 46 half-centuries and seven tons. Jones was one of first cricketers to crack limited-overs game for Australia and enjoyed successful coaching and commentary spells after his retirement. Under his tutel, Pakistan Super League (PSL) outfit Islamab United won two titles. 

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