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Hyderabad: Former Hyderabad fast bowler Ashwin Yadav died after suffering a cardiac arrest here at age 33. Yadav, who is survived by his wife and three sons, played 14 First-Class matches and captured 34 wickets after making his Ranji Trophy debut in 2007 against Punjab in Mohali. His last Ranji Trophy match was against Mumbai in 2009. PTI

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