Mukesh kumar

When Mukesh Kumar was in the Rest of India’s team bus on the way back to the hotel after the second day’s play at the Irani Cup in Rajkot, he got a notification on his phone: he was added to the Indian team’s WhatsApp group for the South Africa ODI series. Within minutes, he started getting congratulatory messages on social media and messaging apps from his fans, supporters and well-wishers. The first thing he did was to call “my mother and inform her”. That was followed by calls to those who had stood by him through thick and thin, including his coaches “Joy sir (Joydeep Mukherjee, former Bengal batter) and Rano sir (Ranadeb Bose, former Bengal swinger and bowling coach).” Minutes before leaving the Saurashtra Cricket Association stadium, Mukesh and Umran Malik were involved in a prolonged discussion with national selector Sunil Joshi. Didn’t Joshi tell him? He didn’t. “He waited for the official announcement and then called me to congratulate,” says Mukesh. Rajat Patidar - from IPL replacement pick to national team call-up Staying in the present It’s been almost three hours since he has received a call-up that virtually every young Indian aspires for at some point in his or her early life. Sitting in the hotel’s lobby in a white tee and black shorts, what's on his mind? “Honestly, I am just thinking about how to bowl tomorrow (Monday), and my plan and my team’s (Rest of India) plan to wrap the game up tomorrow. Yes, I am extremely happy with the India call-up, but for no...

• Duleep Trophy: Tilak, Rinku, Mukesh among players to watch out for • Patidar, Mukesh get maiden India call-ups for South Africa ODIs • Mukesh Kumar learns about selection via Indian team's WhatsApp group • Mukesh's 6 for 40 puts India A in control • IPL 2023 auction: Six uncapped Indian players who could set the auction alight "I was watching the auction and then switched to the India-Bangladesh Test when the overseas players had their turn," he says. "Then I got on the phone with my mother and I kept getting missed-call alerts. My friend kept calling me, so I knew something was happening. He said, 'Did you see, did you see?' He pauses several times as he continues. "It's bittersweet, to be honest," he says. "God gives you something but takes away something else. I didn't think I'll ever see this kind of money in my lifetime, but two very important people in my life - my father and uncle - who I should be sharing this moment with, aren't with me anymore." Bihar wasn't eligible to feature in India's premier domestic competitions, which meant Mukesh didn't have a pathway in his home state. He made his living as a recreational tennis-ball cricket player for hire, featuring in tournaments that offered prize money that gave him enough money for his basic needs. But when he had a bike accident during one such tournament in Bihar, his father, who had run a taxi service in Kolkata since 2003, decided it was time to step in and asked him to move to the city. "He strictly told me,...

New Delhi: Bihar-born uncapped Bengal pacer Mukesh Kumar has been a consistent performer for Bengal. In the Delhi Capitals have him for INR 5.5 Crores 👏👏 In contrast, Mukesh has had a successful recent period, producing sensational performances in the Irani Trophy for India A and the Rest of India. His efforts earned him his first appearance in a three-match series against South Africa for the Indian One-Day International team. Mukesh was inspired to become a professional cricketer by his late father. The Bengal pacer wants to fulfill not only his father's dream of playing in the IPL, but also to perform well, learn, and advance. Mukesh Kumar's Journey Gopalganj in Bihar is known for sending its men to the CRPF and Indian Army. “I had appeared for CRPF exams thrice but probably cricket was my calling and I could never bring myself to believe that I needed the job.” By 2012, he had completed his B. Com and his father, who was a cab driver, called him to Kolkata. Mukesh initially joined the Kalighat club, where Ashok Dinda was a member of a set team. He was pretty quick compared to quicks in the second division, and slip fielders often miss the edges of his outswinger because it was hard for them to get their hands out of the pocket on cold mornings. However, once he overcame obstacles, his situation began to improve. After his medical tests, it was found that he was underweight because he didn't eat right. This made it hard for his dad, who had already married three of his ...

Cricket West Indies (CWI), on Monday, announced the full schedule of India’s tour of the West Indies in July-August. India will play two Tests, which falls under the next World Test Championship (WTC) Cycle, three ODIs and five T20Is (in the same order) – starting July 12 till August 13. Meanwhile, latest reports suggest the selection committee wants to bring new faces into the Test side, with Yashasvi Jaiswal and Mukesh Kumar being considered for a Test call-up. While the first two ODIs will be played at the Kensington Oval in Barbados on July 27 and 29, respectively, the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Trinidad will be the venue for the third ODI on August 1. From August 3 to 13, all five T20Is will take place, with two each scheduled in Guyana and Florida (the USA) and one in Trinidad. Jaiswal, Mukesh Kumar in line for Test call-ups Following the bashing at the hands of Australia, the selectors are keen on bringing the much-needed change in the Test side, with the inclusion of uncapped youngsters being the first step towards it. As per a report in the PTI, the selection committee wishes to include batter Yashasvi Jaiswal and seamer Mukesh Kumar for the two Tests, replacing Cheteshwar Pujara and Umesh Yadav in the line-up. Meanwhile, Jaiswal is also on the radar for the T20I call-up alongside Rinku Singh, who made headlines in this year’s IPL with his stunning performances. Here is the schedule of India’s tour of the West Indies – Tests • 1st Test – July 12-16 – Dominica •...

Research My research interests are related to Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing. I have focused on design and analysis of highly efficient and robust numerical methods for solving partial differential equations. In past, I have worked on the following research projects: • Large Scale Thermal Energy Storage (LS-TES) project R & D challenge: Develop Finite Element Analysis Capabilities that Enables Coupled Thermal Stress Analysis and Heat Transfer Through Solids. NEST AS Project on Thermal Energy Storage, funded by Research Council of Norway and Industrial Partners (see • NOWITECH Project on Offshore Wind Technology Adaptive Methods For Accurate CFD-Simulations of Aerodynamic Loads On Offshore Wind Turbines. NOWITECH Project on Offshore Wind Technology, funded by Research Council of Norway and Industrial Partners (see • GEOPDEs Project Innovative Compatible Discretization Techniques For Partial Differential Equations GEOPDEs Project, funded by European Research Council, (see Contact Information

Bio/Wiki Profession Cricketer Known for Being selected in the Indian cricket team for Twenty20 International (T20I) series against Sri Lanka in 2022 Physical Stats & More Height (approx.) in centimeters - 175 cm in meters - 1.75 m in feet & inches - 5’ 9” Body Measurements (approx.) - Chest: 38 Inches - Waist: 28 Inches - Biceps: 12 Inches Eye Colour Black Hair Colour Black Cricket International Debut T20- 6 January 2016 in 2015–16 Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Domestic/State Team Bengal Batting Style Right hand Bat Bowling Style Right arm Medium Personal Life Date of Birth 12 October 1993 (Tuesday) Age (as of 2023) 29 Years Birthplace Kakarkund, Gopalganj, Bihar Zodiac sign Libra Nationality Indian Hometown Kakarkund, Gopalganj, Bihar School VM High School, Gopalganj, Bihar College/University Kamla Rai College, Gopalganj Educational Qualification Bachelor of Commerce [1] Relationships & More Marital Status Unmarried Family Wife/Spouse N/A Parents Father- Kashi Nath Singh (taxi driver) Siblings Brother- Dhanset Sister(s)- 4 Some Lesser Known Facts About Mukesh Kumar • Mukesh Kumar is an Indian cricketer who is known for being selected as a part of the Indian cricket team for Twenty20 International (T20I) series against Sri Lanka in 2022. • Kumar’s father wanted him to join the army, but he could not clear the exam even after three attempts. In 2012, his father then asked him to go to Bengal where he was working as a taxi driver and find a job to earn money to support his family....

India crashed to a humiliating defeat against Australia in the WTC final, at The Oval in London. The match, which took place from June 7-11, ended in the first session of Day 5. Having secured a 209-run victory, Australia had plenty of positives to take from the match, having dominated in all departments against a side who reached their second successive WTC final. 'Jaiswal... Sarfaraz... Mukesh...': Karthik's solution to India for Test squad revamp after WTC final defeat Steve Smith showed his class with a century in the first innings, smacking 121 runs off 268 balls. Meanwhile, Travis Head was at his stylish best in the first innings, hammering 163 off 174 deliveries. Meanwhile, the likes of Scott Boland, Nathan Lyon and Aussie captain Pat Cummins threatened Rohit Sharma and Co. to a huge extent. Also Read | Pacers Mohammed Siraj and Mohammed Shami could be considered to be the only bright spots for India in a rather one-sided final. After the defeat, many fans and experts have called for a complete revamp of the squad, which has failed to deliver in big matches, across all formats. Speaking on Cricbuzz, India and RCB wicketkeeper-batter Dinesh Karthik was asked if there needs to be a revamp of the Test squad, or if it's just that the younger regular members were missing due to injury. It is to be noted that Rishabh Pant, Jasprit Bumrah and KL Rahul missed the WTC final due to injuries. "I think a bit of both. In many ways we know that a lot of them are in their mid-30s....

New Delhi: Bihar-born uncapped Bengal pacer Mukesh Kumar has been a consistent performer for Bengal. In the Delhi Capitals have him for INR 5.5 Crores 👏👏 In contrast, Mukesh has had a successful recent period, producing sensational performances in the Irani Trophy for India A and the Rest of India. His efforts earned him his first appearance in a three-match series against South Africa for the Indian One-Day International team. Mukesh was inspired to become a professional cricketer by his late father. The Bengal pacer wants to fulfill not only his father's dream of playing in the IPL, but also to perform well, learn, and advance. Mukesh Kumar's Journey Gopalganj in Bihar is known for sending its men to the CRPF and Indian Army. “I had appeared for CRPF exams thrice but probably cricket was my calling and I could never bring myself to believe that I needed the job.” By 2012, he had completed his B. Com and his father, who was a cab driver, called him to Kolkata. Mukesh initially joined the Kalighat club, where Ashok Dinda was a member of a set team. He was pretty quick compared to quicks in the second division, and slip fielders often miss the edges of his outswinger because it was hard for them to get their hands out of the pocket on cold mornings. However, once he overcame obstacles, his situation began to improve. After his medical tests, it was found that he was underweight because he didn't eat right. This made it hard for his dad, who had already married three of his ...

Cricket West Indies (CWI), on Monday, announced the full schedule of India’s tour of the West Indies in July-August. India will play two Tests, which falls under the next World Test Championship (WTC) Cycle, three ODIs and five T20Is (in the same order) – starting July 12 till August 13. Meanwhile, latest reports suggest the selection committee wants to bring new faces into the Test side, with Yashasvi Jaiswal and Mukesh Kumar being considered for a Test call-up. While the first two ODIs will be played at the Kensington Oval in Barbados on July 27 and 29, respectively, the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Trinidad will be the venue for the third ODI on August 1. From August 3 to 13, all five T20Is will take place, with two each scheduled in Guyana and Florida (the USA) and one in Trinidad. Jaiswal, Mukesh Kumar in line for Test call-ups Following the bashing at the hands of Australia, the selectors are keen on bringing the much-needed change in the Test side, with the inclusion of uncapped youngsters being the first step towards it. As per a report in the PTI, the selection committee wishes to include batter Yashasvi Jaiswal and seamer Mukesh Kumar for the two Tests, replacing Cheteshwar Pujara and Umesh Yadav in the line-up. Meanwhile, Jaiswal is also on the radar for the T20I call-up alongside Rinku Singh, who made headlines in this year’s IPL with his stunning performances. Here is the schedule of India’s tour of the West Indies – Tests • 1st Test – July 12-16 – Dominica •...

India crashed to a humiliating defeat against Australia in the WTC final, at The Oval in London. The match, which took place from June 7-11, ended in the first session of Day 5. Having secured a 209-run victory, Australia had plenty of positives to take from the match, having dominated in all departments against a side who reached their second successive WTC final. 'Jaiswal... Sarfaraz... Mukesh...': Karthik's solution to India for Test squad revamp after WTC final defeat Steve Smith showed his class with a century in the first innings, smacking 121 runs off 268 balls. Meanwhile, Travis Head was at his stylish best in the first innings, hammering 163 off 174 deliveries. Meanwhile, the likes of Scott Boland, Nathan Lyon and Aussie captain Pat Cummins threatened Rohit Sharma and Co. to a huge extent. Also Read | Pacers Mohammed Siraj and Mohammed Shami could be considered to be the only bright spots for India in a rather one-sided final. After the defeat, many fans and experts have called for a complete revamp of the squad, which has failed to deliver in big matches, across all formats. Speaking on Cricbuzz, India and RCB wicketkeeper-batter Dinesh Karthik was asked if there needs to be a revamp of the Test squad, or if it's just that the younger regular members were missing due to injury. It is to be noted that Rishabh Pant, Jasprit Bumrah and KL Rahul missed the WTC final due to injuries. "I think a bit of both. In many ways we know that a lot of them are in their mid-30s....