Akshar patel

In August 2021, Akshar Patel joined Pioneer Natural Resources to serve as Vice President, Legal - Corporate & Securities. He was named Corporate Secretary in November 2021. From April 2013 to July 2021, Patel held roles of increasing responsibility with Flowserve Corporation, a leading global manufacturer of fluid motion control products and provider of related services, serving most recently as Vice President, Assistant General Counsel, Corporate & Commercial and Assistant Corporate Secretary. Prior to 2013, he was associated with the law firm of Baker Botts in Dallas, Texas. Patel is a graduate of Southern Methodist University with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance and is a graduate of SMU Dedman School of Law.

Never before has an Indian spinner enjoyed such a productive debut series as Patel has against England. From the moment he was handed his Test cap by India captain Virat Kohli on 13 February, he has tormented England's batsmen, picking up 27 wickets at an average of just 10.59. So who exactly is this almost-overnight sensation? From the mystery surrounding his name to a short yet impressive stint in county cricket, BBC Sport delves deeper into the 27-year-old's journey to international stardom. Axar or Akshar? The rise of Patel Patel has taken four five-wicket hauls in just six innings since making his Test debut Born in the Anand district of the state of Gujarat, Patel - like many young boys and girls in India - grew up with a love for cricket, but playing professionally was not on the radar. At the age of 15, however, his talents as a gifted batsman and seam bowler were noticed by peers, friends and, notably, his dad who encouraged Patel to take the sport more seriously. Just three years later, in just his second first-class match, Patel gave us a glimpse into his future when he took 6-55 for Gujarat against Delhi. Followers of his social media - he has more than 750,000 on Instagram alone - may notice he goes by the name Akshar, and there are conflicting reports as to the correct spelling and pronunciation of his name. Some suggest a school principal spelt it wrong on an official form, while others say it was down to a clinical error from a nurse when he was born. Regar...

One of many left-arm orthodox spinners from Gujarat, Axar made his first-class debut for Gujarat at the tender age of 18, in a Vijay Hazare Trophy game in Mumbai and his Ranji Trophy debut in November 2012, but it was only in the 2013/14 season that he started to deliver performances of greater significance, picking up 29 wickets and scoring runs by the barrel. Axar came into the public limelight after he was signed by the Mumbai Indians for the sixth edition of the IPL. Mumbai didn't give him an opportunity and he remained a fringe player for them throughout the season. Kings XI Punjab, however, roped him in for the next season, which turned out to be a successful move as he emerged as one of the exciting young talents in his first season with the franchise. A self-proclaimed batting all-rounder, Patel had some trouble getting chances to bat up the order. Nevertheless, he troubled many batsmen with his accurate bowling, cramping them up for room and buying wickets - the need of the hour in T20 cricket. Axar ended his second IPL in 2014 with 17 wickets and also scored some crucial runs down the order. Most importantly though, Axar had come through with the ball for his captain George Bailey in pressure situations and was thereby a fine choice for the Emerging Player of the Tournament award. This earned him a period of probation with the Indian team at the tender age of 20, as he travelled to Bangladesh for the ODI series in 2014. He was impressive against Bangladesh and ev...

Indian spinner Axar Patel made his Test debut against England in Chennai on Saturday, February 13. Interestingly, the cricketer made his overall international debut back in 2014 and represented his national side in a number of ODIs and T20Is before donning the Indian white jersey. On the occasion of Axar Patel's Test debut, here is a look at some of the details regarding his net worth, IPL salary and his personal life. How much is Axar Patel net worth? According to featuredsource.com, the Axar Patel net worth amounts to up to ₹32.6 crores (US$4.5 million) as of late 2020. His net worth comprises the income he receives from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) for being an active Indian cricket player. His net worth also constitutes the salary he receives from the Gujarat Cricket Association for playing domestic cricket for Gujarat. Moreover, he receives a salary from the fantasy cricket app GamToss through his brand endorsement deal. How much is Axar Patel IPL salary? Axar Patel made his Indian Premier League (IPL) debut in the 2013 edition of the tournament for the Mumbai Indians. He later joined the Kings XI Punjab (KXIP) camp in 2014 and he remained a part of their franchise up until 2019. The left-arm spinner was then purchased by the Delhi Capitals franchise at the IPL 2019 auction for ₹5 crores (US$700,000).

Akshar Patel Biography and Career Akshar Rajeshbhai Patel, popularly known as Akshar Patel. He is an Indian international cricketer who plays for Gujarat in domestic cricket and for the Delhi Capitals in the Indian Premier League (IPL). In this article we are going to talk about the biography, career, notable works, games and family of Akshar Patel so read the article till the end. Career Akshar Patel is an international cricketer and he played so many games for country, state and clubs this biography article is incomplete without talking about his career. So here you will gain info about his achievements and life story. Akshar Patel was signed up by the IPL franchise Mumbai Indians in 2013 but at that time he did not get a chance to play until he was released. In 2014 he was choosen up by Kings XI Punjab and made an impressive season with 17 wickets. He was retained by the Kings XI Punjab for the 2015 IPL season. Also Read: Batting lower down the order, he scored 206 runs for the Kings XI Punjab in 2015 in addition to taking 13 wickets. On 1 May 2016, during a match against the Gujarat Lions, he took four wickets in five balls, including the first (and only) hat-trick of the 2016 IPL season, to pave the way for Kings XI Punjab’s 23-run win against table-toppers Gujarat Lions in Rajkot. He was retained by Kings XI Punjab for the 2018 season. He was selected in India’s 15-man squad for the 2015 Cricket World Cup which was held in Australia and New Zealand. He made his Test ...