Ishant sharma

The tournament will begin on October 11. The 16-strong Delhi squad, led by Kolkata Knight Riders star Nitish Rana, also has a number of current It also has hard-hitting Hiten Dalal and promising youngster Dev Lakra in the line-up along with Himmat Singh, who is the vice-captain. "The president and secretary have full faith in our senior players and Nitish are one of them. We are confident that the team will do well under his leadership," joint secretary Rajan Manchanda told PTI. The 34-year-old has played 105 Test matches in his career and has scalped 311 wickets at an economy of 3.15. He has scored 785 runs.He has taken 115 wickets from the 80 ODIs that he played at an economy of 5.72. When it comes to Sharma's performance in the T20Is, he has played 14 games and has taken 8 wickets. Delhi Full Squad: Nitish Rana (captain), Himmat Singh (VC), Hiten Dalal, Yash Dhull, Anuj Rawat (wk), Hrithik Shokeen, Ayush Badoni, Lalit Yadav, Ishant Sharma, Navdeep Saini, Simarjeet Singh, Mayank Yadav, Shivank Vashisht, Dev Lakra, Pradeep Sangwan, Pranshu Vijayaran. (Inputs from PTI)

India veteran Ishant Sharma is putting the hard yards in the nets and has wholeheartedly committed to the extra responsibility of mentoring the Delhi pacers in the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 Trophy beginning on Tuesday, team’s new head coach Abhay Sharma said on Monday. A stalwart of 105 Tests, the 34-year-old will be probably making one last attempt for an India comeback when the domestic season gets underway for the Delhi team with its T20 opener against Manipur in Jaipur on Tuesday. The build-up to the new season has not been ideal for Delhi who appointed former India U-19 and India A coach Sharma as head coach only 10 days ago. The squad for the premier T20 domestic event was announced on October 5 with IPL star Nitish Rana replacing Pradeep Sangwan as captain after a forgettable season in which seven time Ranji champion could not past the league stage of all three domestic tournaments. Umran Malik’s Australia tour delayed due to visa issues, to play in J&K’s first Syed Mushtaq match Head coach Sharma is aware of the challenges at hand and the 53-year-old told PTI that he and the players are up for it. “The preparation time was less but somehow we have created a very good environment. I have had one on ones with all the players and they are looking forward to make an impact right from the word go. “We had a team bonding session yesterday and everyone participated including the senior players (Ishant, Nitish, Navdeep Saini). As professionals, they know their game and bodies b...

With a physique and attitude that is reminiscent of a young Javagal Srinath, Ishant Sharma shot into prominence during the 2007-08 Test series in Australia. Standing at 6'4", his rhythmic, high-arm action allowed him to bowl at around 140 kph. For one who started serious cricket at 14, his rise was rapid and he made his Ranji Trophy debut at 18. An injury to Munaf Patel provided him an opening during India's tour of Bangladesh in May 2007 but it was in Australia where he caught the attention, prompting Steve Waugh to call him the next best thing in Indian cricket. He showed he could move the ball both ways and his probing spell in the second innings in Perth, where he set-up Ricky Ponting, is the stuff of folklore. He continued to impress in the one-day series, clocking more than 150kph once, and ended as India's highest wicket-taker in the triumphant campaign. The glory days continued through his debut season, with a notable performance against South Africa, followed by 15 wickets in four Tests in the succesful home series against Australia in 2008, and a couple of strong shows in Sri Lanka in ODIs. By now Ishant was clearly Zaheer Khan's deputy in the Indian seam arsenal, but things have gone seriously wrong since. Some have blamed it on his being over-bowled, particularly on flat tracks in the IPL, while others point to a malaise that has afflicted all of India's new crop of fast bowlers. The fact remains that Ishant lost the most crucial aspect of his bowling - his pac...

• Test debut(cap 25 May 2007v Last Test 25 November 2021v ODI debut(cap 29 June 2007v Last ODI 17 January 2016v ODI shirt no. 1 T20I debut(cap 1 February 2008v Last T20I 10 October 2013v T20I shirt no. 1 Domestic team information Years Team 2006/07–present 2008–2010 2011–2012 2013–2015 2016 2017 2018 2019–present Career statistics Competition Matches 105 80 149 123 Runs scored 785 72 1,061 174 8.26 4.80 8.69 6.96 100s/50s 0/1 0/0 0/2 0/0 Top score 57 13 66 31 19,160 3,733 26,808 5,834 311 115 481 178 32.40 30.98 28.35 28.95 11 0 16 1 10 wickets in match 1 0 2 0 Best bowling 7/74 4/34 7/24 5/21 Catches/ 23/– 19/– 33/– 26/– Source: 25 November 2021 Ishant Sharma ( ( help· info); born 2 September 1988) is an Indian Lambu. [ citation needed] While being a "rhythm" bowler, he still is considered one of the fastest Indian bowlers having bowled in excess of 150km/h on several occasions in international cricket as well as the IPL, his fastest being 152.2km/h bowled to In February 2021, during the series Domestic and first-class career Ishant plays for Ishant toured On 15 February 2018, it was officially announced that Ishant will join International career In May 2007, Sharma was selected in the Sharma got a call back in the team in the 3rd Test during Pakistan's tour of India in December 2007 due to injury of India's frontline pacers Sharma was left out in the Although he had little success, the management retained him for the third Test match at Perth. On the fourth day of the ma...

While the Indian cricket team continues to emphasise more towards workload management, the one cricketer who is not fond of the practice is veteran pacer Ishant Sharma has his reservations about the term 'workload' for cricketers. (Getty) "The only thing I would say right now is: 'Do not think too much about the workload'. That's a new term that's come up in recent times, especially for fast bowlers. I never saw something like that during my international stint. When I started playing, my coach was an old-fashioned coach who would give me a ball in hand at 1 o'clock in the afternoon and we would go on till the sunset. That's how I could bowl long spells when I made my debut in Ranji Trophy and later on for India. If you want to improve, the only thing you can do is to keep bowling," Ishant told Sportstar. Jasprit Bumrah sustained a stress fracture earlier this year prior to the Asia Cup, and although he returned to play a couple of T20Is, the India pacer went down again with the injury reoccurring and forcing him out of the T20 World Cup. Mohammed Shami was the second casualty as the India quick injured his shoulder in the lead up to the Bangladesh ODIs and was ruled out for an indefinite period of time. The worst of the lot is Deepak Chahar, who pulled his hamstring – his third injury of the year – and is back on the shelf again. Weighing in on the same, Ishant feels the number of breaks that are offered to bowlers are too much and that this entire theory needs to be reco...

Bio Full Name Ishant Vijay Sharma Nickname(s) Lambu and Sonu Profession Cricketer Physical Stats & More [1] in centimeters- 191 cm in meters- 1.91 m in Feet Inches- 6’ 3” Weight (approx.) in Kilograms- 84 kg in Pounds- 185 lbs Eye Colour Brown Hair Colour Black Cricket Jersey Number #29- India #1- Sunrisers Hyderabad Domestic/State Team Delhi IPL Team Kolkata Knight Riders (2008 to 2010) Deccan Chargers (2011 to 2012) Sunrisers Hyderabad (2013 - present) Nature on field Aggressive Records (main ones) • Fifth youngest player to take 100 Test wickets. • On 8 February 2021, during the 4th day of the first test match between India and England, he joined [2] Career Turning Point His amazing 54 balls bowled to the Ricky Ponting (in Perth Test, 2008) When he took 7 wickets in Lord's Test to ensure India's Test victory at Lord's after 28 Years. Personal Life Date of Birth 2 September 1988 Age (as of 2022) 34 Years Birthplace Delhi, India Zodiac sign Virgo Nationality Indian Hometown Delhi, India. School Ganga International School, Delhi. Educational Qualification 10th standard Family Father- Vijay Sharma Mother- Grisha Sharma Sister- Eva (elder) Brother- None Coach/Mentor Sharvan Kumar Religion Hinduism Food Habit Non-Vegetarian Likes & Dislikes Likes- Watching Movies, Cars, Bikes, Playing Volleyball & Football Dislikes- when someone comments about his long hairs Hobbies watching movies, driving, motor – biking , music and playing cricket Favourites Player Indian cricketer: Sachin...