Manish pandey

• ODI debut(cap 14 July 2015v Last ODI 23 July 2021v ODI shirt no. 37 T20I debut(cap 17 July 2015v Last T20I 4 December 2020v T20I shirt no. 37 Domestic team information Years Team 2006/07–present 2008 2009–2010 (squadno.1) 2011–2013 (squadno.1) 2014–2017 (squadno.9) 2018–2021 (squadno.21) 2022 2023 Career statistics Competition Matches 29 39 91 173 Runs scored 566 709 6,389 5,764 33.29 44.31 51.11 45.38 100s/50s 1/2 0/3 19/29 10/36 Top score 104 79 238 142 Catches/ 10/– 9/– 125/– 97/– Source: 23 July 2021 Manish Krishnanand Pandey (born 10 September 1989) is an Indian international Life and early career [ ] Pandey was born in Indian Premier League [ ] He was selected for the At the inaugural IPL Auction in 2008, Pandey was bought by Mumbai Indians for a base price of US $30,000. In 2009, Royal Challengers Bangalore picked Manish Pandey as their specialist middle order batsman. He was retained for the 2010 season for RCB. Later, Pandey played for Pune Warriors India in the IPL 2011, 2012, and 2013 seasons. In the IPL 2014, 2015, and 2016 seasons, Kolkata Knight Riders retained Manish Pandey for his stellar knocks in the group matches throughout the tournament in 2014. In 2018, Manish Pandey became one of the In the In the Domestic career [ ] Manish plays for Karnataka. He was named captain of the International career [ ] Pandey made his He was selected as a replacement of Personal life [ ] Pandey married an Indian actress References [ ] • Sportskeeda.com . Retrieved 6 June...

Manish Pandey with Ashrita Shetty on their wedding day Cricket Manish Pandey’s cricket career kickstarted when he became a part of the Karnataka Cricket Association (KCA). He played for the state team of Mysore and Karnataka. He got recognition due to his excellent gameplay, and soon, he was selected for India’s Under-19 team. He was also a part of India’s Under-19 team which won the “2008 U-19 World Cup” in Malaysia, which was captained by Manish Pandey (top right) with the India U-19 team after winning the 2008 U-19 World Cup In 2008, after returning from the U-19 World Cup, Manish was selected by Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) for the 2008 IPL. In the same year, he became the first Indian to score a century in the Indian Premier League (IPL). He was with the RCB for 6 years, after which, he was picked up by the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) in 2014. In the same year, KKR won the IPL, and Manish Pandey was awarded the “Man of the Match” award for his match-winning innings of 94 runs against “Kings XI Punjab.” He was included in the Top 10 scorers of IPL in 2014 (401 runs) and 2017 (396 runs). In 2018, he was selected by “Sunrisers Hyderabad” for 11 crores INR. Manish Pandey playing for KKR On 14 July 2015, Pandey made his One Day International (ODI) debut for India against Zimbabwe. He scored 71 runs, and he also had a match-winning 144-run partnership with Kedar Jadhav for the fifth wicket. On 17 July 2015, he made his T20 International debut during the same Zimbabwe t...

“I never planned anything in Formula 1. If I saw an opportunity, I took it, and if it was successful it was because… I was lucky!’ In a recent interview with Tatler magazine, Formula 1 legend Eddie Jordan said of Bernie Ecclestone – “anyone who has had a business, sold it four times, has never brought it back, has never lost control of it, and still owns it, is pretty special. And do you know the most important thing? He never f**king owned it in the first place”. Clever, colourful, controversial, enigmatic, ruthless but hugely loyal, Bernie Ecclestone single-handedly transformed Formula 1 from a collection of enthusiastic amateurs into the hugely successful global franchise it is today. Lucky! is the story of the ultimate underdog – Bernie Ecclestone – and his lifelong quest to turn the sport he loves, Formula 1, from the lethal pastime of rich amateurs into a televised global super-sport, rivalled only by the Olympics and the Football World Cup. It is also the story of a fundamental conflict, increasingly seen in all aspects of life: the balance between a pursuit, in this case sport, and money. But Lucky! is about so much more than just a sport and money – it’s about one man’s true grit and determination to overcome all the odds to create a super brand followed and adored by millions of people worldwide. Created and directed by Manish Pandey, writer of the award-winning ‘Senna’, Lucky! is now in production for airing in the winter of 2022. Combining exclusive, and very p...

India Belagavi Panthers Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited Delhi Capitals Gulbarga Mystics India A India B India Blue India Emerging Players India Red India Under-19s Indian Board President's XI Karnataka Karnataka State Cricket Association XI Kolkata Knight Riders Lucknow Super Giants Mumbai Indians Mysore Warriors Pune Warriors Rest of India Royal Challengers Bangalore South Zone Sunrisers Hyderabad Manish Pandey will always be remembered as the first Indian to score a century in the IPL. In one night, the 19-year-old went from being Karnataka's next big Ranji hope to entering the record books as he hit his way to the highest Twenty20 score by an Indian. That century also meant he would not have to carry out his intention of following his father into the army if he did not make it as a professional cricketer. But his barnstorming start did not immediately translate into an India call-up and Pandey continued to work his way up in the domestic circuit. His growth as an aggressive middle-order batsman and an athletic fielder coincided with Karnataka's rise as undisputed leaders of the domestic arena in a period that saw them complete the double treble. In July 2015, six years after that smash-mouth IPL hundred in Centurion, Pandey made his international debut in Harare. Pandey's breakout international innings, however, came six months later in Sydney. In January 2016, his unbeaten maiden ODI century helped India gun down Australia's 330 with two balls to spare and prevent...

The Manish Pandey was shredded on live TV for this former BCCI chairman of selectors. (Agencies) The frustrations with the Capitals have crept in the minds of not only the fans but also former cricketers. So much so, that during a discussion on the Star Sports Cricket Live show, former BCCI chairman Meadows: Chikka, a word about Manish Pandey. He hasn’t quite been able to… (gets interrupted) Srikkanth: Why are we talking about Manish Pandey? I don’t want to talk about him. The guy shouldn’t even be in the team. Let’s talk about Axar Patel, how he has been in the form of his life and deserves to bat higher. Meadows: Well, Chikka seems to be pretty clear that he doesn’t want to talk about Manish Pandey. Srikkanth: No, I don’t want to talk about him. He shouldn’t be in this team. If I was the chairman of selectors, he wouldn't have played. With the discussion seemingly taking an awkward turn, Sanjay Manjrekar took control of the situation and spoke about Pandey, explaining how the 33-year-old has had more misses than hits. Pandey was the first Indian to score an IPL century way back in 2009, and over the years even earned an India call-up, but was never able to justify his talent. Even in the IPL, Pandey hasn’t been able to stick with one franchise and has played for seven different teams – Mumbai Indians, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Pune Warriors India, Kolkata Knight Riders, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Lucknow Super Giants last year and now Delhi Capitals. Pandey has enjoyed one ...

The Manish Pandey was shredded on live TV for this former BCCI chairman of selectors. (Agencies) The frustrations with the Capitals have crept in the minds of not only the fans but also former cricketers. So much so, that during a discussion on the Star Sports Cricket Live show, former BCCI chairman Meadows: Chikka, a word about Manish Pandey. He hasn’t quite been able to… (gets interrupted) Srikkanth: Why are we talking about Manish Pandey? I don’t want to talk about him. The guy shouldn’t even be in the team. Let’s talk about Axar Patel, how he has been in the form of his life and deserves to bat higher. Meadows: Well, Chikka seems to be pretty clear that he doesn’t want to talk about Manish Pandey. Srikkanth: No, I don’t want to talk about him. He shouldn’t be in this team. If I was the chairman of selectors, he wouldn't have played. With the discussion seemingly taking an awkward turn, Sanjay Manjrekar took control of the situation and spoke about Pandey, explaining how the 33-year-old has had more misses than hits. Pandey was the first Indian to score an IPL century way back in 2009, and over the years even earned an India call-up, but was never able to justify his talent. Even in the IPL, Pandey hasn’t been able to stick with one franchise and has played for seven different teams – Mumbai Indians, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Pune Warriors India, Kolkata Knight Riders, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Lucknow Super Giants last year and now Delhi Capitals. Pandey has enjoyed one ...

India Belagavi Panthers Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited Delhi Capitals Gulbarga Mystics India A India B India Blue India Emerging Players India Red India Under-19s Indian Board President's XI Karnataka Karnataka State Cricket Association XI Kolkata Knight Riders Lucknow Super Giants Mumbai Indians Mysore Warriors Pune Warriors Rest of India Royal Challengers Bangalore South Zone Sunrisers Hyderabad Manish Pandey will always be remembered as the first Indian to score a century in the IPL. In one night, the 19-year-old went from being Karnataka's next big Ranji hope to entering the record books as he hit his way to the highest Twenty20 score by an Indian. That century also meant he would not have to carry out his intention of following his father into the army if he did not make it as a professional cricketer. But his barnstorming start did not immediately translate into an India call-up and Pandey continued to work his way up in the domestic circuit. His growth as an aggressive middle-order batsman and an athletic fielder coincided with Karnataka's rise as undisputed leaders of the domestic arena in a period that saw them complete the double treble. In July 2015, six years after that smash-mouth IPL hundred in Centurion, Pandey made his international debut in Harare. Pandey's breakout international innings, however, came six months later in Sydney. In January 2016, his unbeaten maiden ODI century helped India gun down Australia's 330 with two balls to spare and prevent...

• ODI debut(cap 14 July 2015v Last ODI 23 July 2021v ODI shirt no. 37 T20I debut(cap 17 July 2015v Last T20I 4 December 2020v T20I shirt no. 37 Domestic team information Years Team 2006/07–present 2008 2009–2010 (squadno.1) 2011–2013 (squadno.1) 2014–2017 (squadno.9) 2018–2021 (squadno.21) 2022 2023 Career statistics Competition Matches 29 39 91 173 Runs scored 566 709 6,389 5,764 33.29 44.31 51.11 45.38 100s/50s 1/2 0/3 19/29 10/36 Top score 104 79 238 142 Catches/ 10/– 9/– 125/– 97/– Source: 23 July 2021 Manish Krishnanand Pandey (born 10 September 1989) is an Indian international Life and early career [ ] Pandey was born in Indian Premier League [ ] He was selected for the At the inaugural IPL Auction in 2008, Pandey was bought by Mumbai Indians for a base price of US $30,000. In 2009, Royal Challengers Bangalore picked Manish Pandey as their specialist middle order batsman. He was retained for the 2010 season for RCB. Later, Pandey played for Pune Warriors India in the IPL 2011, 2012, and 2013 seasons. In the IPL 2014, 2015, and 2016 seasons, Kolkata Knight Riders retained Manish Pandey for his stellar knocks in the group matches throughout the tournament in 2014. In 2018, Manish Pandey became one of the In the In the Domestic career [ ] Manish plays for Karnataka. He was named captain of the International career [ ] Pandey made his He was selected as a replacement of Personal life [ ] Pandey married an Indian actress References [ ] • Sportskeeda.com . Retrieved 6 June...

“I never planned anything in Formula 1. If I saw an opportunity, I took it, and if it was successful it was because… I was lucky!’ In a recent interview with Tatler magazine, Formula 1 legend Eddie Jordan said of Bernie Ecclestone – “anyone who has had a business, sold it four times, has never brought it back, has never lost control of it, and still owns it, is pretty special. And do you know the most important thing? He never f**king owned it in the first place”. Clever, colourful, controversial, enigmatic, ruthless but hugely loyal, Bernie Ecclestone single-handedly transformed Formula 1 from a collection of enthusiastic amateurs into the hugely successful global franchise it is today. Lucky! is the story of the ultimate underdog – Bernie Ecclestone – and his lifelong quest to turn the sport he loves, Formula 1, from the lethal pastime of rich amateurs into a televised global super-sport, rivalled only by the Olympics and the Football World Cup. It is also the story of a fundamental conflict, increasingly seen in all aspects of life: the balance between a pursuit, in this case sport, and money. But Lucky! is about so much more than just a sport and money – it’s about one man’s true grit and determination to overcome all the odds to create a super brand followed and adored by millions of people worldwide. Created and directed by Manish Pandey, writer of the award-winning ‘Senna’, Lucky! is now in production for airing in the winter of 2022. Combining exclusive, and very p...

Manish Pandey with Ashrita Shetty on their wedding day Cricket Manish Pandey’s cricket career kickstarted when he became a part of the Karnataka Cricket Association (KCA). He played for the state team of Mysore and Karnataka. He got recognition due to his excellent gameplay, and soon, he was selected for India’s Under-19 team. He was also a part of India’s Under-19 team which won the “2008 U-19 World Cup” in Malaysia, which was captained by Manish Pandey (top right) with the India U-19 team after winning the 2008 U-19 World Cup In 2008, after returning from the U-19 World Cup, Manish was selected by Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) for the 2008 IPL. In the same year, he became the first Indian to score a century in the Indian Premier League (IPL). He was with the RCB for 6 years, after which, he was picked up by the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) in 2014. In the same year, KKR won the IPL, and Manish Pandey was awarded the “Man of the Match” award for his match-winning innings of 94 runs against “Kings XI Punjab.” He was included in the Top 10 scorers of IPL in 2014 (401 runs) and 2017 (396 runs). In 2018, he was selected by “Sunrisers Hyderabad” for 11 crores INR. Manish Pandey playing for KKR On 14 July 2015, Pandey made his One Day International (ODI) debut for India against Zimbabwe. He scored 71 runs, and he also had a match-winning 144-run partnership with Kedar Jadhav for the fifth wicket. On 17 July 2015, he made his T20 International debut during the same Zimbabwe t...