Shivam mavi

Match Bat Bowl Date Ground Format India vs New Zealand -- 2/12 01-Feb-2023 Ahmedabad T20I # 1992 India vs New Zealand -- 0/11 29-Jan-2023 Lucknow T20I # 1991 India vs New Zealand 2 1/19 27-Jan-2023 Ranchi T20I # 1990 UP vs Odisha 0 2/46 & 1/52 17-Jan-2023 Meerut FC India vs Sri Lanka -- 0/6 07-Jan-2023 Rajkot T20I # 1986 India vs Sri Lanka 26 0/53 05-Jan-2023 Pune T20I # 1985 India vs Sri Lanka -- 4/22 03-Jan-2023 Wankhede T20I # 1984 UP vs Baroda 31 & 11* 2/40 & 1/20 27-Dec-2022 Vadodara FC UP vs Nagaland -- 2/15 & 3/26 20-Dec-2022 Sovima FC UP vs Bengal 4 & 5 6/55 & 2/65 13-Dec-2022 Eden Gardens FC

WTC Final day 4 recap: It all comes down to Virat Kohli, Ajinkya Rahane as India needs 280 for a win vs Australia Mavi’s fellow UP compatriots in the team include the Rinku Singh, Dhruv Jurel and Saurabh Kumar. Rinku, who played for Kolkata Knight Riders in the Indian Premier League became the talk of the town when he helped his team defeat the Gujarat Titans by hitting five consecutive sixes in the last five balls of the last over. Northeast Zone announced that Nagaland’s batting all-rounder Rongsen Jonathan will lead the squad. WTC Final: Correct decision was made, says Ponting on Green’s catch to dismiss Gill Sikkim’s Sonam Palden Bhutia will be the coach for Northeast Zone, while Manipur’s Th. Kamlesh will be the physio and Meghalaya’s Vikash S. Chauhan will be the trainer. Dister Marbaniang has been named the manager, while the BCCI has been requested to nominate a performance analyst and masseur. The Duleep Trophy final is scheduled to take place on July 16. Central Zone squad: Shivam Mavi (c), Vivek Singh, Himanshu Mantri, Kunal Chandela, Shubham Sharma, Amandeep Khare, Rinku Singh, Akshay Wadkar, Upendra Yadav (vc), Dhruv Jurel, Saurabh Kumar, Manav Sathar, Saransh Jain, Avesh Khan, Yash Thakur.

Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Wiki/Biography Shivam Mavi was born on Thursday, 26 November 1998 ( age 24 years; as of 2023) in Noida, Uttar Pradesh. His zodiac sign is Sagittarius. He belongs to Seena village in Mawana tehsil of Meerut district, Uttar Pradesh. He played cricket in the streets during his childhood. His parents advised him to focus more on his studies and less on cricket; however, he persuaded them to allow him to keep on playing. He studied at City Public School, Noida. Shivam Mavi during his childhood At the age of ten, he started training at Billabong Academy in Noida under the coach Phoolchand Sharma. He initially started as a batsman; however, coach Sharma observed that he remained cool while batting but used to get aggressive while bowling. He suggested that Mavi could become a better bowler than a batsman and introduced him to the basics of fast bowling. He also trained under Anureet Singh, a pacer in Railways. Physical Appearance Height (approx.): 5′ 9″ Weight (approx.): 65 kg Hair Colour: Black Eye Colour: Brown Body Measurements (approx.): Chest 38″, Waist 32″, Biceps 12″ Family He belongs to a middle-class Gurjar family. Parents & Siblings His father’s name is Pankaj Mavi, and his mother’s name is Kavita Mavi. His father works as a private contractor in Noida Authority, and his mother is a homemaker. He has an elder sister named Shalu Mavi. Shivam Mavi’s father, Pankaj Mavi, mother, Kavita Mavi, and sister, Shalu Mavi (lef...

Shivam Mavi is another India U-19 star, besides Nagarkoti, who was picked up for his raw pace following the U-19 World Cup in 2018. He debuted for KKR in 2018 against Sunrisers Hyderabad. Even though he is lanky and not extremely tall (5’9”), Mavi’s constant speed over 140 KMPH and his lethal bouncers have often terrified his oppositions. He himself claimed that due to his pace and bounce, his friends often ran away whenever he used to come to bowl. Mavi was at the Afghanistan nets during their training in Greater Noida, when Lalchand Rajput spotted him. His skills have not gone unnoticed even by Sourav Ganguly. Mavi, who made his List A debut for India A against South Africa A in 2018, has a hat-trick to his name against Saurashtra in the Vijay Hazare Trophy in 2018. The UP cricketer missed out on playing in the IPL last year due to injuries but now has completely recovered and is raring to go in the 2020 edition.

Shivam Mavi is an Indian cricketer. He was born on 26 November 1998 in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India. His height is approx 5 feet 9 inches. He is a right handed batsman and right arm fast bowler. He play as a bowling all rounder in Indian domestic team and also in Indian Premier League. He was selected in Indian under-19 team for Under-19 cricket worldcup 2018. Then he was selected in Indian Premier League Team Kolkata Knight Riders in January 2018. He played his first match for Kolkata Knight Riders on 14 April 2018. He also selected in Indian Premier League in 2022. Shivam Mavi made his List A debut in Quadrangular Series on 27 August 2018 in a match between India A and South Africa. He made his first class debut for Utar Pradesh in 2018 in Ranji Trophy. He also made a hatrick in Vijay Hazare Trophy in 2018.

Mavi picked up two wickets in the Powerplay, sending back Pathum Nissanka and Dhananjaya de Silva to start his debut on a fine note. Alongside skipper Hardik Pandya, Mavi gave India a good start with the ball as the visitors managed just 35 runs in the first six overs. The right-arm quick returned to break a crucial 40-run stand, dismissing Wanindu Hasaranga (21 off 10 balls) in the 15th over to leave Dasun Shanaka with a huge task on his hand. Axar Patel bowls a tight final over and India hold their nerve to win a thriller 👏 Mavi went on to add a fourth scalp in his final over with the wicket of Maheesh Theekshana to become one of the only three bowlers for India to take four wickets on men's T20I debut. Mavi finished with figures of 4-0-22-4, joining the likes of Barinder Sran and Pragyan Ojha as the only three men's players to take four wickets on T20I debut for India. Sravanthi Naidu has also taken a four-wicket haul for India on her debut in women's T20Is. A superb spell on debut for Shivam Mavi 👌 Best spell on men's T20I debut for India Player Spell Opposition Year Barinder Sran 4-0-10-4 Zimbabwe 2016 Pragyan Ojha 4-0-21-4 Bangladesh 2009 Shivam Mavi 4-0-22-4 Sri Lanka 2023 Bhuvneshwar Kumar 4-0-9-3 Pakistan 2012 Axar Patel 4-0-17-3 Zimbabwe 2015 Navdeep Saini 4-1-17-3 West Indies 2019 Jasprit Bumrah 3.3-0-23-3 Australia 2016 T Natarajan 4-0-30-3 Australia 2020 In the match, Shanaka's late burst gave Sri Lanka a sniff at chasing down the target, but when Umran Malik ...

Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • • • The Under-19 World Cup 2018 was a breakout tournament for a handful of Indian wonderkids. Some of them have already made their mark in the IPL a few even made their international debut. One of the most appreciated aspects of the World Cup was India’s fierce fast Shivam Mavi Wikipedia Name Shivam Pankaj Mavi Age 24 years Date of Birth 26 November 1998 Birth Place Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India IPL Team Gujarat Titans IPL Price Rs 6 crore Height 5 ft 9 in (175 cm) Weight 65 kg Net worth $3 million T20I debut 3 January 2023 v Sri Lanka Role Bowler Batting Style Right-handed Bowling Style Right-arm fast-medium Team played for India, UP, UP-19, India-19, KKR, GT Shivam Mavi Early Days Image Source: Mumbai Mirror The 8-year-old boy surprised coach Phoolchand Sharma when his father Pankaj Mavi introduced him. Such a small kid taking a run-up and bowling with proper action impressed Phoolchand and he started to train him as a fast bowler even though Mavi wanted to become a batsman. His professional career began when he got selected for the Delhi U14 squad. His skill and performance were a step ahead of anyone of his age. But it was heartbreaking to find out that his name wasn’t included in the Delhi U16 squad regardless of consistently good performances. This incident urged him to switch bases to Greater Noida and join Delhi Wanderers Cricket Academy. There, he improved dramatically under experienced cricketers like Anureet Singh and Parwinder ...

"When we play domestic games, we normally hit the bed early to get proper rest," Mavi tells ESPNcricinfo. "But that day, because I heard the team was about to be announced, I was sitting in Saurabh [left-arm spinner Saurabh Kumar] bhaiyya's room with Samarth [Singh]. As soon as I learnt of my selection, for a split second, everything came to a standstill. It was an amazing feeling. I was emotional, but I knew my time had come." • 'We're going to back you to the core' - Hardik Pandya's message to his young T20I team • Chance for new-look India to troubleshoot their T20 philosophy • Gambhir unsure if Kohli, Rohit, Rahul fit in 2024 T20 WC plans • Lakshan, Chandimal and Asitha excluded from SL squad • Gambhir: Kishan should be Rohit's opening partner in ODIs Mavi thought of his parents in his finest hour yet. As a teenager, it was their backing that allowed him to travel to and live in Delhi to have a go at the Under-14s trials. When he couldn't break through in Delhi, his family decided to shift from Mewa, a small town near Meerut, to Greater Noida to give Mavi another chance at making it. The switch to Uttar Pradesh, along with the opportunities it brought him - like being a net bowler to the Afghanistan national team, for whom Greater Noida was once a home ground - made a difference. The Under-19 World Cup success in 2018 paved the way for the likes of Prithvi Shaw, Shubman Gill and Arshdeep Singh to go on to make their India debuts. If Mavi debuts during the T20Is against...

Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • • • The Under-19 World Cup 2018 was a breakout tournament for a handful of Indian wonderkids. Some of them have already made their mark in the IPL a few even made their international debut. One of the most appreciated aspects of the World Cup was India’s fierce fast Shivam Mavi Wikipedia Name Shivam Pankaj Mavi Age 24 years Date of Birth 26 November 1998 Birth Place Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India IPL Team Gujarat Titans IPL Price Rs 6 crore Height 5 ft 9 in (175 cm) Weight 65 kg Net worth $3 million T20I debut 3 January 2023 v Sri Lanka Role Bowler Batting Style Right-handed Bowling Style Right-arm fast-medium Team played for India, UP, UP-19, India-19, KKR, GT Shivam Mavi Early Days Image Source: Mumbai Mirror The 8-year-old boy surprised coach Phoolchand Sharma when his father Pankaj Mavi introduced him. Such a small kid taking a run-up and bowling with proper action impressed Phoolchand and he started to train him as a fast bowler even though Mavi wanted to become a batsman. His professional career began when he got selected for the Delhi U14 squad. His skill and performance were a step ahead of anyone of his age. But it was heartbreaking to find out that his name wasn’t included in the Delhi U16 squad regardless of consistently good performances. This incident urged him to switch bases to Greater Noida and join Delhi Wanderers Cricket Academy. There, he improved dramatically under experienced cricketers like Anureet Singh and Parwinder ...

Mavi picked up two wickets in the Powerplay, sending back Pathum Nissanka and Dhananjaya de Silva to start his debut on a fine note. Alongside skipper Hardik Pandya, Mavi gave India a good start with the ball as the visitors managed just 35 runs in the first six overs. The right-arm quick returned to break a crucial 40-run stand, dismissing Wanindu Hasaranga (21 off 10 balls) in the 15th over to leave Dasun Shanaka with a huge task on his hand. Axar Patel bowls a tight final over and India hold their nerve to win a thriller 👏 Mavi went on to add a fourth scalp in his final over with the wicket of Maheesh Theekshana to become one of the only three bowlers for India to take four wickets on men's T20I debut. Mavi finished with figures of 4-0-22-4, joining the likes of Barinder Sran and Pragyan Ojha as the only three men's players to take four wickets on T20I debut for India. Sravanthi Naidu has also taken a four-wicket haul for India on her debut in women's T20Is. A superb spell on debut for Shivam Mavi 👌 Best spell on men's T20I debut for India Player Spell Opposition Year Barinder Sran 4-0-10-4 Zimbabwe 2016 Pragyan Ojha 4-0-21-4 Bangladesh 2009 Shivam Mavi 4-0-22-4 Sri Lanka 2023 Bhuvneshwar Kumar 4-0-9-3 Pakistan 2012 Axar Patel 4-0-17-3 Zimbabwe 2015 Navdeep Saini 4-1-17-3 West Indies 2019 Jasprit Bumrah 3.3-0-23-3 Australia 2016 T Natarajan 4-0-30-3 Australia 2020 In the match, Shanaka's late burst gave Sri Lanka a sniff at chasing down the target, but when Umran Malik ...