Names like Shivam Mavi, N Jagadeesan, and Mukesh Kumar that could attract a sizeable bid
Shivam Mavi
He can bowl at 90 mph, swing new balls, and power play wickets are his takers. However, Mavi has been plagued with injuries and form issues. In his 6 games he has only taken 5 wickets and in the auction in February 2022 he bid him at INR 7.25m Kolkata Knight Riders economic rate at his IPL 2022 he is at 10.31 did. The fact that he’s only 24 years old and has IPL and domestic experience – he’s spearheading the pace in Uttar Pradesh – works in his favor. bowling has worked on variations such as his skills and there is always a demand for Indian fast bowlers.
Yash Thakur
Often called an up-and-coming talent by name scouts, Thakur is a key member of Vidarbha’s pace battery. He impressed with his death bowling, taking 15 wickets in 10 games and coming out of an excellent Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 who finished at economic odds of 7.17. Thakur, who is approaching his 24th birthday, has played several times as a net bowler in the IPL and most recently was part of his Kings squad in Punjab. He’s injured right now, but as long as he’s fit enough for the IPL, there’s no denying him.
N Jagadee Sun
With MS Dhoni behind the stumps, Jagadeesan didn’t get much playing time with the Chennai Super Kings and despite the franchise purchasing him for just INR 20,000, he was sold out before the auction. Jagadee Sun, 27, has battled his reputation of being a safe hitter rather than an explosive hitter and has worked hard to change that perception. He scored five consecutive List A centuries in the Vijay Hazare Trophy and became the only racket in the world to score a century in Tamil Nadu’s season opener against Hyderabad. He has already teamed up with his IPL champions Gujarat Titans who are eyeing his second Indian wicketkeeper after Wriddhiman Saha.
Sanvil Singh
Up-and-coming seam from Punjab his bowling his all-rounder his Sanvir has impressed with his recent strong domestic performances. Momentum and accuracy are his greatest strengths on the ball, and his firepower on the racquet is less. In the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, he scored his 119 runs in his third innings, batting average he was 205.17. Although he did not bowl much in the tournament, he did show a glimpse of his prowess in the Vijay Hazare Trophy, taking 7 wickets in 5 games besides hitting 156 runs. This included a good rearguard of 84 men, not against Uttarakhand. When the 26-year-old Sanvir is not playing domestic cricket, he trains and plays league cricket in Chennai.
Mukesh Kumar
His 29-year-old fast bowler from Bengal, Mukesh, entered the Indian A Series for the second year in a row (against New Zealand and Bangladesh) and performed well. He was also part of India’s ODI team in their home series against South Africa in September. In particular, it is impressive that they have come so far in domestic performances and have not yet participated in the IPL. Known for his metronomic control, Mukesh hits good lengths and tricks batters with subtle off-deck deviations.He was called up last year as a net bowler by the Royal Challengers from his Bangalore. , missed due to Covid-19.