Mathura, Jun 6 (PTI) A 38-year-old cricketer with disability died on the Korba-bound Chhattisgarh Express he had boarded to go to Gwalior, railway officials said on Friday. Vikram reportedly complained of a severe headache and anxiety shortly after the train left a station from Delhi. He had left for Gwalio from Ludhiana to participate in a cricket tournament, and was travelling in the Divyangjan coach with five other team members. Also Read | Bengaluru Stampede: Police Complaint Lodged Against Virat Kohli Over Stampede Tragedy Near Chinnaswamy Stadium. Pragati Srivastava, PRO of the Agra Division of North Central Railway, said some fellow passengers called for medical assistance when Vikram's condition deteriorated. The call, initially connected to the Bilaspur division, was subsequently forwarded to the Delhi division. However, by the time the information was relayed, the train had already crossed Ballabgarh station. Also Read | 'I Am Unable To Tolerate Sexual Harassment': Lucknow University Professor Accused of Showing Porn to PhD Scholar, Forcing Him to Touch His Private Parts. "It was conveyed to his fellow passengers that medical facilities would be available at Mathura Junction, as Railway doctors are available at major stations," Srivastava said. She said that no further request was made by the passengers regarding the urgency of the situation. "Had we been told the condition was so serious, we could have thought of alternate arrangements or could have taken civil administration's help," the PRO said. The train made a stop at Ajhai Station, approximately 21 km from Mathura Junction, where a guard gave first aid to the ailing cricketer and informed railway officials. By the time the train reached Mathura Junction station, Vikram was dead, and was so declared by the railway doctors. The Railways have ordered an inquiry into the incident, said the PRO. (This is an unedited and auto-generated story from Syndicated News feed, LatestLY Staff may not have modified or edited the content body)