Mohammed Shami began his training in Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, under Badruddin. He moved to Kolkata a few years back and was picked for the Bengal U-22 team. After a long climb through the ranks, he was given the opportunity to play for Bengal in the Ranji Trophy. Shami went on to become one of the most notable players on the … Read more
Hardeep Brar had a long and arduous climb to the summit. Brar has emerged like a phoenix from the ashes of the domestic cricketing setup and is expected to take the 2020 season by storm. Career Domestic Career Harpreet began his cricket career with Roopar in the Punjab inter-district league, where he consistently topped the wicket-takers lists. However, after his … Read more
Late in the batting order, the willy old fox leg-spinner takes along good hitting skills and is more than just a rabbit with the bat. Ravi Bishnoi can bowl orthodox leg-spinners well, but he also has an impressive googly that is difficult to interpret from his action. Career Domestic career After making his debut in February of that year, Ravi … Read more
Murugan Ashwin is a leg break bowler from Chennai, Tamil Nadu, who was born on September 8, 1990. He bats with his right hand and bowls with his right arm leg break. Ashwin was a brilliant student who earned a 93 percent in CBSE Matrics, 94.5 percent in 12th boards, and an 8 grade point average in mechanical engineering. Murugan … Read more
Any players are simply born to be awesome. However, certain individuals would put in more effort than others in order to be considered for admission. Deepak Hooda was a breakout player for India’s Under-19 team, and many believed he was destined to play for his country. Despite good results for Baroda and in the IPL, the 25-year-old has yet to … Read more
Sarfaraz Khan, a right-handed middle-order batsman and leg-break bowler, was born on October 27, 1997, in Mumbai, India. He is perhaps the most well-known uncapped young phenomenon in the country, having gained popularity during his IPL stint with RCB. Career Domestic career Sarfaraz Khan rose to fame after smashing Sachin Tendulkar’s 45-year-old record of 439 off 421 balls in a … Read more