The 76-year-old Queensland-based erstwhile all-rounder was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and put on a ventilator. The arrival of his family members is awaited. <img alt="Rusi Surti " src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/jan/Rusi_1.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 575px;" /> Rusi Surti The Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) that was performed on Thursday morning did not reveal a heart attack. However, the second MRI conducted in the evening, showed that Surti had suffered a serious stroke. Dr R R Pulgaonkar, CEO of Jaslok Hospital, said: &ldquo;The patient is very critical after he suffered a massive stroke on Thursday. He is also suffering from embolism in his brain. The MRI scan performed on Thursday evening revealed the fact about the stroke. He is still in the ICU and has been put on a ventilator and other life-support systems.&rdquo; He added, &ldquo;We are waiting for the patient&rsquo;s relatives to arrive before we take any further decision. Both his sons are arriving from Australia today and after obtaining their consent we would proceed with further treatment.&rdquo;u00a0 Figure trigger 158 The highest opening wicket partnership for England (Alastair Cook &amp; Ian Bell) against India in ODIs. They took 30 years to surpass the record set by Barry Wood and Allan Lamb (133 at Headingley on June 2, 1982) Seven The number of times England scored 300-plus against India Four The number of times England won a series opener in India 641 The number of runs scored in a day&#39;s playu00a0

The condition of former India cricketer Rusi Surti remains critical, according to doctors attending to him at Jaslok Hospital in Mumbai.

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