Delhi all-rounder Mayank Rawat seized an opportunity for his Indian Premier League debut when New Zealand skipper Mitchell Santner fell ill, allowing Mumbai Indians to include him in the match against Punjab Kings at Wankhede Stadium. Rawat, a promising off-spin bowler from Delhi, caught the eye of MI talent scouts with his consistent performances in the Delhi Premier League.
Having been acquired by Mumbai Indians in the last IPL Auction for INR 30 lakh, Rawat now finds himself in the company of top Indian players, learning from international stars like Santner and AM Ghazanfar, as well as batting stalwarts Rohit Sharma, Quinton de Kock, and Suryakumar Yadav.
Rawat’s journey to the IPL is a testament to his perseverance in the domestic cricket circuit, starting his cricketing career in Delhi under coach Rajesh Nagar back in 2011. He honed his skills through school and academy cricket, showcasing early talent in age-group matches but facing challenges of limited opportunities and form fluctuations.
Delhi all-rounder Mayank Rawat makes IPL debut due to New Zealand skipper’s illness
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