Harshal patel

Harshal Patel Quick Info Height 5 ft 9 in Weight 75 kg Date of Birth November 23, 1990 Zodiac Sign Sagittarius Girlfriend Devarshi Joshi Harshal Patel is an Indian professional cricketer who had first come into the spotlight, as a pace-bowling all-rounder, in 2010 during the ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup where India had finished in 6th place. Further solid performances in the Indian domestic circuit saw him earn a contract with Royal Challengers Bangalore (2012-2017, 2021-Present) in the IPL (Indian Premier League) for whom he did not play much cricket in his first stint. He was acquired by the Delhi Capitals (2018-2020) in 2018 who began using him, sparingly, as a supporting pace bowler who could bat a bit lower down the order. In January 2021, he was traded back to the Royal Challengers Bangalore. In the Indian domestic circuit, he has played for his home state of Gujarat (2009–2011) and Haryana (2011–Present) across all 3 formats. He has captained the latter team in the Ranji Trophy (India’s premier domestic first-class cricket competition). Born Name Harshal Vikram Patel Nick Name Harshal Harshal Patel as seen in an Instagram Post in August 2020 (Harshal Patel / Instagram) Sun Sign Sagittarius Born Place Sanand, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India Residence Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India Nationality Occupation Professional Cricketer Harshal Patel as seen in an Instagram Post in October 2020 (Harshal Patel / Instagram) Family • Father– Vikram Patel (Aviation Industry Executive) •...

Harshal has been the star performer for RCB over the past couple of seasons and took two wickets on Saturday night in the team’s seven wicket win over MI. “Unfortunately, Harshal had to leave the bio-bubble due to a death in his family. It was his sister. He did not take the team bus back to Mumbai from Pune,” said an IPL source. “He will be rejoining the bubble before the next game against CSK on April 12.” This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever

Bio Full Name Harshal Vikram Patel Profession Cricketer (Right-arm medium bowler) Physical Stats & More Height (approx.) in centimeters - 175 cm in meters - 1.75 m in feet inches - 5’ 9” Weight (approx.) in kilograms - 65 kg in pounds - 143 lbs Body Measurements (approx.) - Chest: 38 inches - Waist: 30 inches - Biceps: 12 inches Eye Colour Black Hair Colour Black Cricket International Debut T20- 19 November 2021 against New Zealand at JSCA International Stadium Complex Jersey Number #73, 13 (Domestic) Domestic/State Team Gujarat, Haryana, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Delhi Daredevils Personal Life Date of Birth 23 November 1990 Age (as of 2022) 32 Years Birthplace Sanand, Gujarat, India Zodiac sign Sagittarius Nationality American Hometown Sanand, Gujarat, India School Not Known College H.A. College Of Commerce, Ahmedabad, Gujarat Educational Qualification Graduate Coach/Mentor Tarak Trivedi, Ian Pont Religion Hinduism Caste Patidar Hobbies Listening to music Girls, Family & More Marital Status Unmarried Affairs/Girlfriends Not Known Family Parents Father- Vikram Patel (Works with Prime Flight Aviation) Mother- Darshna Patel (Works at Dunkin Donuts) Siblings Not Known Favourites Cricketer Some Lesser Known Facts About Harshal Patel • Harshal is a USA Green Card holder. Though his family emigrated to the USA in 2005, he stayed in India as he wanted to become a cricketer. • At the age of 8, he started training in cricket under the guidance of ‘Tarak Trivedi.’ • In 2008, he j...

You went into the T20 World Cup in Australia confident you would be a key bowler, especially in Jasprit Bumrah's absence. But you did not get the opportunity. That must have been difficult. Yeah, it took me about a week to be okay with the fact that I might not play a single game in the tournament. It was sort of hard to digest. You are in the middle of a very important tournament and you are still hoping you might get a game. [For the] first three-four days, there's a bit of disbelief and you are thinking of a number of things which are out of your control. The first human reaction is: how could this happen? But as your rational self takes over, you realise this is outside your control. I can't do anything about selection. All I can do is keep pushing my case, and if I still don't play a single game after that, then I have to be okay with the fact and do whatever I can to contribute in the team. So I picked up the bat, started working on a few things with Vikram Rathour [India's batting coach]. It became a little easier as time went on. When you are part of a World Cup team, the coaches are presumably busy. Did you find the opportunity to have a word with someone like the head coach, Rahul Dravid? I had a chat with him after the second game. He said [not selecting me] was a tactical move. He said you were in contention almost till the day of the first game [against Pakistan] and then we decided to go with [Mohammed] Shami. The coach and the captain's job is to pick the be...

A right-arm seamer with a big outswinger, Harshal Patel could have moved to the USA with his family, but he stayed on in India to pursue cricket. After taking 23 wickets at an impressive average of 11 in the 2008-09 Under-19 Vinoo Mankad Trophy, Harshal made his List-A debut for Gujarat in 2008-09. Harshal also played for India in the 2010 Under-19 World Cup in New Zealand and soon bagged an IPL contract with Mumbai Indians. Unable to find a place in the Gujarat side, Harshal moved to Haryana and made an immediate impact in his debut Ranji Trophy season in 2011-12, running through Karnataka and Rajasthan with eight-fors in the quarter-final and semi-final. He finished that Ranji season with 28 wickets and made his IPL debut for Royal Challengers Bangalore against Delhi Daredevils in the 2012 edition. Harshal, however, was largely seen as a back-up seamer in the franchise set-up, instead of a first-choice option. He did not get a game in IPL 2013, but was bought back by the franchise in the 2014 player auction. While his first-class form dipped in between, he made a strong comeback in the 2015-16 season. His tally of 22 wickets in Ranji Trophy 2015-16 added to a haul of 13 wickets in the Vijay Hazare Trophy, in which he also picked up his maiden List A five-for. He was retained by Royal Challengers Bangalore ahead of the IPL 2016 player auction. After fighting through a period of self-doubts, Harshal roared back by picking up 52 wickets in nine matches at the 2019-20 Ranji ...

• • • • Harshal Patel claims best ever figures for a bowler against Mumbai Indians, breaks Rohit Sharma's record Harshal Patel claims best ever figures for a bowler against Mumbai Indians, breaks Rohit Sharma’s record Harshal picked up 5 for 27 in his four overs and was brilliant at the death as he became the first player to get a five-for against Mumbai Indians. Harshal Patel produced a death over masterclass with a five-wicket haul as Mumbai Indians achieved a par score of 159 for nine against Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL opener on Friday. Harshal picked up 5 for 27 in his four overs and was brilliant at the death as he became the first player to get a five-for against Mumbai Indians. He become the highest wicket-taker in any one match against Mumbai Indians. Before him, the record for the best bowling performance against MI was held by RCB had traded Innings Break! A brilliant 5-wkt haul from Scorecard – — IndianPremierLeague (@IPL) Reserve opener Chris Lynn (49 off 35 balls) partially made amends for his part in a horrible mix-up that led to skipper Rohit Sharma’s (19 off 15 balls) run-out, by adding 70 runs in seven overs for second wicket with Suryakumar Yadav (31 off 23 balls). That stand was the platform that MI needed to fire during the back-end. Fresh from his exploits for India, Ishan Kishan blazed his way to 28 off 19 balls but Harshal got a few wickets in the final over to prevent MI from inflicting bigger damage. On a Chepauk track where a good scor...