His cousin, Nazim Shirazi was considered the finest cricketing talent of the country in the early 80's.
It was a miserable experience for the local side as the magic of Doshi's spin was too much for them.
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The West Bengal team won the match by an innings and 42 runs with Doshi taking 12 wickets.
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After the Bangladesh top order collapsed against the spin of Indian test bowler Rakesh Shukla, Nazim, along with his cousin Jahangir Shah Badshah repaired the damage.
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Sadly, this was his last season in international cricket, as very soon, he along with his family moved to Los Angeles, USA.
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Thanks mainly to Shirazi, his local side dominated the cricketing scenario of Los Angeles for more than decade.
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Nazim was one of the few Bangladeshi players who could handle Doshi properly.
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During March, 1983, he played against the touring West Bengal side, led by Indian test player Dilip Doshi.
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