Players Who Failed in IPL: In the eleven years that the IPL has been going on, we have seen a lot of cricket players become well-known. Even though they did great things in Indian domestic cricket, selectors didn’t notice them. This changed when they did well in T20. Many of them got their first chance to play for India because of how well they did in the IPL. Some IPL winners include Abhishek Nayar, Pragyan Ojha, Anjinkya Rahane, Hardik Pamdya, Axar Patel, Kedar Jadhav, and, more recently, Jasprit Bumrah, Krunal Pandya, and others.
5 Players Who Failed In T20I’s But Made It Big In The IPL
Once a player has made it to the national stage, he is on his own. Many of them have successful careers in other countries, but there are still a few who didn’t stand out when they had the chance.
The following are five IPL stars that were unable to stay with the Indian squad after a brief respite
5. Saurabh Tiwary
The Jamshedpur, Jharkhand (formerly Bihar) child was called the left-handed Dhoni. Tiwary shared his state hero’s batting strategy and appearance. He played in the 2008 World Cup for India’s under-19 team. Mumbai Indians signed Tiwary, a talented teenager. Saurabh’s career changed after IPL 2010. At 21, he scored 419 runs in 14 matches to win the Under-23 competition. Earlier, he had three Ranji Trophy centuries.
The IPL helped Tiwary get into the selection schemes, and he was picked to India’s Asia Cup roster in June 2010. Tiwary got his India cap in Visakhapatnam against Australia. He struck 12 unbeaten from 22 balls as India pursued 290. In December 2010, he scored 37 against New Zealand. He never batted in another ODI for India. Tiwary’s IPL form and injuries soon followed.
4. Abhishek Nayar
A batting-and-bowling all-rounder is rare in Indian cricket. Hardik Pandya’s value to India demonstrates it. Indian supporters once hoped for greatness from Abhishek Nayar. Hyderabad-born Nayar played for Mumbai. Mumbai Indians signed the 25-year-old in the maiden IPL season. Nayar scored 161 runs in 14 matches as a lower-order batsman and took one wicket in six medium-pacer overs. He had 193 runs and four wickets the next season. Nayar’s IPL and Ranji Trophy performances helped him into the national team.
2009 West Indies tour ODIs. Nayar’s first two matches were scoreless. In his single Champions Trophy 2009 match, he was not out and gave up 17 runs in three overs. Never again did India consider him.
3. Parvinder Awana
Parvinder Awana is a right-arm fast bowler who can consistently reach 140 kmph.
The UP-born bowler made his first-class debut for Delhi in 2007 and took 40 wickets over two seasons. Awana was picked by Kings XI Punjab after a successful 2011-12 season. The fast bowler capitalized. Awana was KXIP’s leading wicket-taker in 2012 despite missing some games. He took 17 wickets in 12 matches while allowing under 8 runs per over. The IPL boosts his India chances.
Parvinder Awana played two T20Is for India over three days. Awana allowed 71 runs in six overs against the touring England team. His poor performance got him benched. Despite a good 2013 IPL performance, he was never selected.
2. Mohit Sharma
The right-arm Haryana medium-pace bowler broke out in 2012-13 Ranji Trophy. Mohit Sharma was the fifth-highest wicket-taker. Andy Bichel of Chennai Super Kings signed him after his strong showing.
The mid-pacer was a T20 hit. Sharma took 20 wickets in 15 matches in his debut season with an economy rate below 7. Mohit Sharma’s performance propelled him into the Indian team. In Zimbabwe, India could afford to experiment. Sharma won Man of the Match on his debut for his 2/26 overs. He then made his ODI and T20I debuts in the 2014 World T20.
In his last match for India in October 2015, he was hammered for 84 runs in seven overs.
1. Mandeep Singh
The Punjabi teen first gained attention in 2010’s Under-19 World Cup. First-class debut with Punjab. Mandeep joined Kolkata Knight Riders in 2010, but faced only 11 balls. Kings XI Punjab bought him in 2011, but chances were slim. IPL 2012 was Mandeep Singh’s breakout season. He led Kings XI Punjab with 432 runs in 16 IPL matches.
Players Who Failed in IPL
Mandeep was the tournament’s “Rising Star”. He made the list of 30 probables for the T20 World Cup, but didn’t make the cut. Mandeep Singh made his T20I debut in Zimbabwe in 2016 after strong domestic performances. Three T20Is. Mandeep scored 87 runs in three matches, including 52 not out from 40 balls. Afterward, he wasn’t picked. The 27-year-old may rejoin India’s team. His international career is short.
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