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Sachin Tendulkar's son Arjun Tendulkar remains unsold in IPL mega auction | Cricket News - Times of India

Arjun Tendulkar (X Photo) Arjun Tendulkar, son of cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar, went unsold in the Indian Premier League (IPL) mega auction. His debut for Mumbai against Haryana in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy occurred in 2021. Tendulkar bowls left-arm pace. His bowling style includes a curved run-up, sharp outswinger, good pace, and late swing.Arjun Tendulkar is also a left-handed batsman who…

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Injury scare for Mohammed Shami in Bengal vs Madhya Pradesh Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy match

Mohammed Shami had an injury scare during Bengal’s Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy match against Madhya Pradesh at the Niranjan Shah Stadium Ground C here on Friday.  While bowling the penultimate over of the innings, when Bengal was defending a 190-run target, Shami fell in a bid to stop the ball.  As soon as he fell, the pacer looked uncomfortable and held his lower back, lying on the ground. Nitin…

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Most Wickets in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy

The Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, India’s premier domestic T20 tournament, has seen some remarkable cricketing moments and standout performances over the years. Established in the 2006-07 season, it initially began as the Inter-State T20 Championship, with 27 Ranji teams divided into five zones. It was later renamed the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. In the first edition of the SMAT, Indian cricketer Rohit…

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Mohammed Shami Injury Scare Overshadows Madhya Pradesh Victory Over Bengal in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy

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Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy: टीम के सभी 11 खिलाड़ियों ने की गेंदबाजी, विकेटकीपर को भी मिला विकेट, बना अनोखा वर्ल्ड रिकॉर्ड

टी20 क्रिकेट में अकसर आपने बल्लेबाजी, गेंदबाजी और फील्डिंग में वर्ल्ड रिकॉर्ड बनते और टूटते देखे होंगे लेकिन सैयद मुश्ताक अली ट्रॉफी में दिल्ली की टीम ने 11 खिलाड़ियों से गेंदबाजी कराकर वर्ल्ड रिकॉर्ड बना दिया. दिल्ली की टीम ने मणिपुर के खिलाफ हुए इस मुकाबले में सभी 11 खिलाड़ियों से गेंदबाजी करा दी. टी20 क्रिकेट इतिहास में पहली बार ऐसा देखने को मिला है. इससे पहले टी20 की एक पारी में सबसे ज्यादा 9…

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[ad_1] Manvanth Kumar (PC: Maharaja Trophy) In the blur of a moment, disappointment can turn to jubilation.  The Karnataka all-rounder, Manvanth Kumar, would have experienced something similar after being picked by Delhi Capitals in the 2025 IPL Auction. For a while, it felt as if his name wouldn’t even appear in the list. However, at the fag end of the two-day auction, it didn’t just crop up on the board, but DC also bagged his services for INR 30 lakh. So, what did Manvanth make about the rollercoaster ride of watching the auction? “I didn’t expect that Delhi Capitals would pick me, initially my name had got skipped,” he told RevSportz. “I thought to myself, ‘I have to work harder, there is always the next season’. Afterwards, they picked me (and that) made me feel very happy.” His family members seemed to have some kind of intuition that Manvanth would land up with an IPL contract. “My parents had plenty of hopes on me (smile),” he said. “They said, ‘we knew that you would get picked’. I had told them not to have such high hopes. They only called me and talked via a video. My brother said, ‘I thought Mumbai would pick you, but DC did in the end.’” Just a few weeks back, there was something else that was echoing in his mind. That was about how to turn his fortunes around in the CK Nayudu Trophy. It didn’t take long for the cheerful cricketer to lay down a marker with both the bat and ball, in a game against Odisha. He accumulated an eye-catching innings of 121 and also plucked nine wickets in the match. Soon, he was picked in the Karnataka squad for the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. “That match mattered a lot to me,” said Manvanth. “After playing the first match, they didn’t play me in a couple of games. I thought, ‘I shouldn’t get dropped again’, I just grabbed the opportunity. I was visualising that kind of an innings as I hadn’t scored a hundred for a while. I was (shadow) batting near the pitch, or thinking about what areas to bowl while standing next to the wicket. It was a green top, I like bowling on a green top.” Due to the busy schedule of having to play CK Nayudu Trophy, he couldn’t attend a couple of trials of IPL franchises. But it looks like the head honchos of a particular team had seen enough of his potential and made up their minds on selecting him. “I could only attend the trials at Mumbai Indians, as I had to play matches in the CK Nayudu trophy,” he said. “I went to their trials three times. I was also called by CSK, RCB and DC. I couldn’t go for DC and RCB’s trials due to the matches. “I bowled well in the first trials. In the first over, I was hit around in the Powerplay, but bowled well in my second over. My batting was okay. In the second trial, it didn’t go as well as I thought.” Before the CK Nayudu tournament, Manvanth also made an impression in the Maharaja Trophy, picking up 15 scalps for Hubli Tigers. In the Bengaluru Blasters-Tigers game, his all-round abilities sparkled brightly. The tall all-rounder accrued a breezy 15-ball 28 for Tigers and then he bagged a four-for. If Shubang Hedge was done in by a delivery that bounced more than expected, then the experienced Mayank Agarwal was dismissed by a cracker – the ball angled in before leaving a stunned Mayank to catch the edge. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Manvanth Kumar in action in the Maharaja T20 Trophy (PC: Maharaja Trophy) If you wondered whether his heroics in that match were confined to those two deliveries, then you were wrong. The game needed as many as three Super Overs to break the deadlock and it was yet again Manvanth who rose to the occasion by cracking a couple of boundaries, including the winning shot, to steer his side to a spine-tingling victory. Incidentally, Manvanth had also taken 22 scalps in last year’s Maharaja Trophy, but he isn’t resting on his laurels. Manvanth seems to have that extra bit of motivation to learn new tricks of the trade in order to pursue excellence. He has tried to fine-tune the art of bowling the knuckle ball as well as nailing the yorkers.

His head was falling away a little bit to the left side and that has been rectified. During that time, he also worked with Mansur Ali Khan and Vinay Kumar, the coach and mentor of Tigers. “Vinay sir had called me over for the Mumbai Indians’ trials,” said Manvanth. “MAK sir also gives me advice. Previously, I wasn’t nailing the yorkers accurately. So, this year, I have improved on bowling the yorkers. Also, how to be mentally strong in different situations, how to make a comeback if you get hit, how to remain patient, all these things I have learnt.” His urge to improve by small percentages could be observed by his reply to a question on his initial thoughts of playing alongside the likes of KL Rahul, Mitchell Starc, T Natarajan and others at DC. “IPL is not a small thing at all,” he said. “Obviously, Mitchell Starc, he played in the IPL finals last season. How was the situation, how he handled the pressure, I will get more clarity on all that.” That is Manvanth’s professional career so far. But there is still a question to be answered. From where did he get the initiation to take up the game of willow and leather? How did it blossom? Here, Hemanth Kumar, his elder brother, ended up playing a pivotal role. “He was the reason why I came to this stage,” said Manvanth. “If he and my father had not made me join (the academy), I wouldn’t have made it till here. By watching him play, I got till here. I joined MUCSC – Mysore University Colleges Sports Council. Now, I am playing for RBNCC.” There is also a small twist in the tale. It turns out that batting was perhaps his main suit a few years ago. But a certain performance convinced Manvanth about his bowling skills. “In my first year in Under-19 Zonals, I had taken 7 wickets for 5 runs in nine overs, that gave me lots of confidence. The reason for me becoming more of a bowler than a batter was that spell.” Not just his brother, but Manvanth also draws inspiration from England captain and star all-rounder, Ben Stokes. “I like Stokes, the kind of role he plays for the team,” he said. “I like his mindset, how he keeps getting the breakthroughs when the team needs it the most. The one innings that I like about him is that knock in Leeds (versus Australia), how he won the game for England, how he rotated the strike, his aggression, playing reverse sweeps. It was too good.” There is one more quality that stands out about Manvanth. Whatever the question, he seems to wear a smile. Probably, he knows when to switch on and switch off. That trait of Manvanth could help him to survive the hard grind of playing in the IPL. Also Read: Faf du Plessis, KL Rahul and Mitchell Starc – Delhi Capitals’ Strategic picks at the Mega Auction The post A heady mixture of smiles and perseverance – The Manvanth Kumar way of taking on challenges appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Manvanth Kumar (PC: Maharaja Trophy) In the blur of a moment, disappointment can turn to jubilation.  The Karnataka all-rounder, Manvanth Kumar, would have experienced something similar after being picked by Delhi Capitals in the 2025 IPL Auction. For a while, it felt as if his name wouldn’t even appear in the list. However, at the fag end of the two-day auction, it didn’t just crop up on the board, but DC also bagged his services for INR 30 lakh. So, what did Manvanth make about the rollercoaster ride of watching the auction? “I didn’t expect that Delhi Capitals would pick me, initially my name had got skipped,” he told RevSportz. “I thought to myself, ‘I have to work harder, there is always the next season’. Afterwards, they picked me (and that) made me feel very happy.” His family members seemed to have some kind of intuition that Manvanth would land up with an IPL contract. “My parents had plenty of hopes on me (smile),” he said. “They said, ‘we knew that you would get picked’. I had told them not to have such high hopes. They only called me and talked via a video. My brother said, ‘I thought Mumbai would pick you, but DC did in the end.’” Just a few weeks back, there was something else that was echoing in his mind. That was about how to turn his fortunes around in the CK Nayudu Trophy. It didn’t take long for the cheerful cricketer to lay down a marker with both the bat and ball, in a game against Odisha. He accumulated an eye-catching innings of 121 and also plucked nine wickets in the match. Soon, he was picked in the Karnataka squad for the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. “That match mattered a lot to me,” said Manvanth. “After playing the first match, they didn’t play me in a couple of games. I thought, ‘I shouldn’t get dropped again’, I just grabbed the opportunity. I was visualising that kind of an innings as I hadn’t scored a hundred for a while. I was (shadow) batting near the pitch, or thinking about what areas to bowl while standing next to the wicket. It was a green top, I like bowling on a green top.” Due to the busy schedule of having to play CK Nayudu Trophy, he couldn’t attend a couple of trials of IPL franchises. But it looks like the head honchos of a particular team had seen enough of his potential and made up their minds on selecting him. “I could only attend the trials at Mumbai Indians, as I had to play matches in the CK Nayudu trophy,” he said. “I went to their trials three times. I was also called by CSK, RCB and DC. I couldn’t go for DC and RCB’s trials due to the matches. “I bowled well in the first trials. In the first over, I was hit around in the Powerplay, but bowled well in my second over. My batting was okay. In the second trial, it didn’t go as well as I thought.” Before the CK Nayudu tournament, Manvanth also made an impression in the Maharaja Trophy, picking up 15 scalps for Hubli Tigers. In the Bengaluru Blasters-Tigers game, his all-round abilities sparkled brightly. The tall all-rounder accrued a breezy 15-ball 28 for Tigers and then he bagged a four-for. If Shubang Hedge was done in by a delivery that bounced more than expected, then the experienced Mayank Agarwal was dismissed by a cracker – the ball angled in before leaving a stunned Mayank to catch the edge. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Manvanth Kumar in action in the Maharaja T20 Trophy (PC: Maharaja Trophy) If you wondered whether his heroics in that match were confined to those two deliveries, then you were wrong. The game needed as many as three Super Overs to break the deadlock and it was yet again Manvanth who rose to the occasion by cracking a couple of boundaries, including the winning shot, to steer his side to a spine-tingling victory. Incidentally, Manvanth had also taken 22 scalps in last year’s Maharaja Trophy, but he isn’t resting on his laurels. Manvanth seems to have that extra bit of motivation to learn new tricks of the trade in order to pursue excellence. He has tried to fine-tune the art of bowling the knuckle ball as well as nailing the yorkers.

His head was falling away a little bit to the left side and that has been rectified. During that time, he also worked with Mansur Ali Khan and Vinay Kumar, the coach and mentor of Tigers. “Vinay sir had called me over for the Mumbai Indians’ trials,” said Manvanth. “MAK sir also gives me advice. Previously, I wasn’t nailing the yorkers accurately. So, this year, I have improved on bowling the yorkers. Also, how to be mentally strong in different situations, how to make a comeback if you get hit, how to remain patient, all these things I have learnt.” His urge to improve by small percentages could be observed by his reply to a question on his initial thoughts of playing alongside the likes of KL Rahul, Mitchell Starc, T Natarajan and others at DC. “IPL is not a small thing at all,” he said. “Obviously, Mitchell Starc, he played in the IPL finals last season. How was the situation, how he handled the pressure, I will get more clarity on all that.” That is Manvanth’s professional career so far. But there is still a question to be answered. From where did he get the initiation to take up the game of willow and leather? How did it blossom? Here, Hemanth Kumar, his elder brother, ended up playing a pivotal role. “He was the reason why I came to this stage,” said Manvanth. “If he and my father had not made me join (the academy), I wouldn’t have made it till here. By watching him play, I got till here. I joined MUCSC – Mysore University Colleges Sports Council. Now, I am playing for RBNCC.” There is also a small twist in the tale. It turns out that batting was perhaps his main suit a few years ago. But a certain performance convinced Manvanth about his bowling skills. “In my first year in Under-19 Zonals, I had taken 7 wickets for 5 runs in nine overs, that gave me lots of confidence. The reason for me becoming more of a bowler than a batter was that spell.” Not just his brother, but Manvanth also draws inspiration from England captain and star all-rounder, Ben Stokes. “I like Stokes, the kind of role he plays for the team,” he said. “I like his mindset, how he keeps getting the breakthroughs when the team needs it the most. The one innings that I like about him is that knock in Leeds (versus Australia), how he won the game for England, how he rotated the strike, his aggression, playing reverse sweeps. It was too good.” There is one more quality that stands out about Manvanth. Whatever the question, he seems to wear a smile. Probably, he knows when to switch on and switch off. That trait of Manvanth could help him to survive the hard grind of playing in the IPL. Also Read: Faf du Plessis, KL Rahul and Mitchell Starc – Delhi Capitals’ Strategic picks at the Mega Auction The post A heady mixture of smiles and perseverance – The Manvanth Kumar way of taking on challenges appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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Shivam Dube (Cricketer) Wife, Height, Age, Stats, Net Worth, Biography, Wiki

Shivam Dube is a famous Indian international cricketer. He is the best all-rounder cricketer. He has played domestic and international cricket.

At the age of 19 years, Shivam gets the chance to be selected for under 23 of Mumbai cricket.

Shivam started his T20 career with the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy for the Mumbai team.

Shivam played his first Ranji Trophy in 2017 for team Mumbai and he also takes 5 wickets in the first innings.

In 2018, Shivam hit 5 sixes against the Baroda team in one over in the Ranji Trophy match.

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Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2024: Tilak Varma stars as Hyderabad beats Meghalaya by 179 runs

Tilak Varma showed why he’s the third-best T20I batter in the world at the moment as he starred in Hyderabad’s dominant win over Meghalaya in the first-round fixture of Group ‘A’ in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy at the Niranjan Shah Stadium Ground C here on Saturday. Meghalaya was bowled out for a mere 69, falling 179 runs short of Hyderabad’s massive total of 248 for six – its highest score in the…

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Most Runs in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy

The Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy is a domestic T20 cricket championship held in India and organized by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). This tournament features teams from the Ranji Trophy and is named after the former Indian test cricketer, Syed Mushtaq Ali. The inaugural season of this trophy took place in 2006-2007, and it was won by Tamil Nadu with Dinesh Karthik as the captain.…

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Ishan Kishan Explosive Knock Leads Jharkhand to Dominant Win Over Arunachal Pradesh in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2024

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Naman Dhir (Cricketer), Age, Height, Family, Religion, IPL 2024 Salary, Wiki/Bio

Quick Info: Naman Dhir is an all-round batsman. Naman Dhir was born on 31 December 1999 in a Hindu family in Ambala, Haryana [1] Naman Dhir is 24 years old and plays for Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League (IPL). He plays for Punjab in state-level cricket. , Naman Dhir Career Naman Dhir recently won the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. Let us tell you that Naman Dhir started his cricket career…

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IPL 2024: PBKS Vs DC And KKR Vs SRH Overall Head-to-head; When And Where To Watch

Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket: The second day of the Indian Premier League (IPL) will feature a double-header as Punjab Kings (PBKS) will be up against Delhi Capitals (DC) at the newly inaugurated Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium, Mullanpur, whereas Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) will host Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) at Eden Gardens, Kolkata.PBKS vs DC: The highly anticipated return of captain Rishabh Pant in the DC jersey will be treat to his fans, as yet once again he will lead the DC. As for Punjab Kings, it is their first match at their new home base in Mullanpur. Kings' previous home ground was the IS Bindra Stadium in Mohali, where they won just one of their five games in IPL 2023. Overall, Capitals have won 15 of the 32 matches they have played against Kings, but in the last two years, they have won five of six. Match time: The first match of the double header will start at 4:00 PM IST (10:30 AM GMT) with the toss taking place half an hour before the start of the match. Live on Star Sports and Jio. Venue: Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium, Mullanpur. Pitch and conditions: Mullanpur came in fourth place among venues with the greatest total scoring rates (8.51) in the 2023–24 Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy (which had a five match cut-off). Approximately 81 yards long are the straight boundaries at this 36th IPL site; however, with the two-bouncer rule that will be in effect this season, the long square boundaries, measuring roughly 74 yards, may be far more important. Though it can be two-paced, the center pitch is probably going to have good bounce. It will be mostly in the early 30°C in the afternoon. KKR vs SRH: Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) will be lead by their new captain Pat Cummins. Pat Cummins became the most expensive player at an IPL auction when SRH bought him for Rs. 20.5 crore but the record did not survive for even two hours as KKR broke the bank for Mitchell Starc, signing him for INR 24.75 crore. The last time Starc featured in the IPL was in 2015. Playing for RCB, he had picked up 20 wickets in 13 games at an economy of 6.76. Since then, he has gone for 8.14 an over in 41 T20Is. Shreyas Iyer is back as KKR captain after missing the 2023 season. Match time: The second match of the double header will start at 8:00 PM IST (2:30 PM GMT) with the toss taking place half an hour before the start of the match. Live on Star Sports and Jio. Venue: Eden Gardens Stadium, Kolkata Pitch and conditions KKR won only two out of seven home games last season. Their bowling attack revolved around their spinners but the pitches were not helpful. However, during the 2023 ODI World Cup, Kolkata turned out to be the most spin-friendly venue. Given spin is once again KKR's stronger suit, expect the pitch for Saturday's match to be on the slower side. The temperature will hover around 25°C, with little chance of dew. Hyderabad and Kolkata have faced each other in 25 matches in IPL. Out of these 25 games, Hyderabad have won 9 whereas Kolkata have come out victorious on 16 occasion. Read the full article