Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) have signed RS Ambrish for INR 30 lakh as a replacement for Shivam Mavi, who has been ruled out of IPL 2026 with a groin injury. A promising all-rounder, Ambrish, was part of India’s title-winning squad at the ICC Men’s Under-19 Cricket World Cup 2026, where he emerged as the joint-highest wicket-taker for his team with 11 scalps.&nbsp;&nbsp;Confirming the development, the IPL stated that, "Sunrisers Hyderabad sign RS Ambrish as injury replacement for Shivam Mavi. Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) have picked RS Ambrish as an injury replacement for Shivam Mavi for the remainder of the TATA Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026. Mavi, a right-arm medium pacer, has been ruled out of the ongoing season due to a groin injury."&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ipl-2026-srh-star-heinrich-klaasen-slams-fan-for-filming-says-you-ll-be-on-the-floor-next-moment-1777632762863">IPL 2026: SRH star Heinrich Klaasen slams fan for filming, says 'you’ll be on the floor next moment'</a>&nbsp;"RS Ambrish, who is an all-rounder, was a part of the triumphant India Under-19 squad of ICC Men's Under-19 World Cup 2026. He was also India Under-19's joint-highest wicket-taker at the tournament, with 11 wickets against his name. Ambrish, who is a right-arm medium pacer and a left-handed batter, will join SRH for INR 30 Lakh," the statement further added.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/-needed-to-work-consistently-on-my-fitness-rashid-khan-opens-up-about-injury-1777625200685">'Needed to work consistently on my fitness': Rashid Khan opens up about injury</a> Ambrish joins a bowling unit brimming with youth. SRH have trusted the likes of Praful Hinge (24) and Sakib Hussain (21), who have stepped up seamlessly this season. Sunrisers Hyderabad currently sit third on the table with 12 points, having strung together five consecutive victories. They will next take on the Kolkata Knight Riders in Hyderabad on Sunday (May 3).&nbsp;With inputs from agencies

Ambrish comes in for Shivam Mavi, who has been ruled out of the season with a groin injury.

Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) have signed RS Ambrish for INR 30 lakh as a replacement for Shivam Mavi, who has been ruled out of IPL 2026 with a groin injury. A promising all-rounder, Ambrish, was part of India’s title-winning squad at the ICC Men’s Under-19 Cricket World Cup 2026, where he emerged as the joint-highest wicket-taker for his team with 11 scalps. Confirming the development, the IPL stated that, "Sunrisers Hyderabad sign RS Ambrish as injury replacement for Shivam Mavi. Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) have picked RS Ambrish as an injury replacement for Shivam Mavi for the remainder of the TATA Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026. Mavi, a right-arm medium pacer, has been ruled out of the ongoing season due to a groin injury." Also Read - IPL 2026: SRH star Heinrich Klaasen slams fan for filming, says 'you’ll be on the floor next moment' "RS Ambrish, who is an all-rounder, was a part of the triumphant India Under-19 squad of ICC Men's Under-19 World Cup 2026. He was also India Under-19's joint-highest wicket-taker at the tournament, with 11 wickets against his name. Ambrish, who is a right-arm medium pacer and a left-handed batter, will join SRH for INR 30 Lakh," the statement further added. Also Read - 'Needed to work consistently on my fitness': Rashid Khan opens up about injury Ambrish joins a bowling unit brimming with youth. SRH have trusted the likes of Praful Hinge (24) and Sakib Hussain (21), who have stepped up seamlessly this season. Sunrisers Hyderabad currently sit third on the table with 12 points, having strung together five consecutive victories. They will next take on the Kolkata Knight Riders in Hyderabad on Sunday (May 3). With inputs from agencies

Ambrish comes in for Shivam Mavi, who has been ruled out of the season with a groin injury.

IPL 2026: SRH ropes in RS Ambrish as Shivam Mavi’s replacement

Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) will be without all-rounder Shivam Mavi for the remainder of IPL 2024. The right-handed bowler suffered an injury that ruled him out of the tournament, the franchise revealed in a video posted on their social media handles. Without mentioning the nature of the injury, Mavi said he would miss the tournament.

“I will miss [the tournament] a lot. I had come here after an injury and had thought I would play matches for my team and do well. But unfortunately, I will have to leave because I have suffered an injury,” Mavi said in the video.

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He continued saying that a cricketer has to be mentally strong, knowing that injuries are part of the game and that one should know how to make a comeback.

“A cricketer has to be mentally strong for this. If you have an injury, you need to see what you have to do to make a comeback, what things you need to take care of,” he added.

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The newly inducted IPL franchise bought Mavi for INR 6.4 crores at this year’s auction, but the all-rounder hasn’t played a competitive match since August 2023.&nbsp;

Mavi also said he will be cheering for his team from the sidelines.&nbsp;

"We got a very good team. I will keep cheering for the team, and hopefully, we will win,” he concluded.

<h2>LSG looking strong on points table</h2>

Meanwhile, LSG is fourth on the points table with two wins from three matches, the latest of which came against the Royal Challengers Bengaluru on Tuesday (April 2).&nbsp;

LSG’s newest pace sensation, Mayank Yadav, was again the architect of the victory, picking three wickets for just 14 runs from four overs. He won his second Player of the Match award in his second IPL game, traumatising batters with his searing pace across two games.

Speaking of his match-winning performance, Mayank said,&nbsp;“Feels really good; two Player of the Match awards in two matches. I am happier that we won both matches. My goal is to play for the country. I feel this is just the start.”&nbsp;

“I enjoyed Cameron Green's wicket the most. There are a lot of factors to bowl quick - diet, sleep, training. I am focussing a lot on my diet and recovery - ice bath,” he added.

Although LSG hasn’t named Mavi’s replacement yet, they have plenty of options to pick from - Matt Henry, Shamar Joseph, Mohsin Khan, Naveen-ul-Haq, Mayank Yadav, Yash Thakur, Arshad Khan and Yudhvir Singh.&nbsp;

Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) will be without all-rounder Shivam Mavi for the remainder of IPL 2024. The right-handed bowler suffered an injury that ruled him out of the tournament, the franchise revealed in a video posted on their social media handles.

Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) will be without all-rounder Shivam Mavi for the remainder of IPL 2024. The right-handed bowler suffered an injury that ruled him out of the tournament, the franchise revealed in a video posted on their social media handles. Without mentioning the nature of the injury, Mavi said he would miss the tournament. “I will miss [the tournament] a lot. I had come here after an injury and had thought I would play matches for my team and do well. But unfortunately, I will have to leave because I have suffered an injury,” Mavi said in the video. ALSO READ: Former England captains divided over Ben Stokes’ unavailability for T20 World Cup He continued saying that a cricketer has to be mentally strong, knowing that injuries are part of the game and that one should know how to make a comeback. “A cricketer has to be mentally strong for this. If you have an injury, you need to see what you have to do to make a comeback, what things you need to take care of,” he added. You'll come back stronger, Shivam. And we're with you all the way. 💙 pic.twitter.com/zYSs3URV1p — Lucknow Super Giants (@LucknowIPL) April 3, 2024 × The newly inducted IPL franchise bought Mavi for INR 6.4 crores at this year’s auction, but the all-rounder hasn’t played a competitive match since August 2023. Mavi also said he will be cheering for his team from the sidelines. "We got a very good team. I will keep cheering for the team, and hopefully, we will win,” he concluded. LSG looking strong on points table Meanwhile, LSG is fourth on the points table with two wins from three matches, the latest of which came against the Royal Challengers Bengaluru on Tuesday (April 2). LSG’s newest pace sensation, Mayank Yadav, was again the architect of the victory, picking three wickets for just 14 runs from four overs. He won his second Player of the Match award in his second IPL game, traumatising batters with his searing pace across two games. Speaking of his match-winning performance, Mayank said, “Feels really good; two Player of the Match awards in two matches. I am happier that we won both matches. My goal is to play for the country. I feel this is just the start.” “I enjoyed Cameron Green's wicket the most. There are a lot of factors to bowl quick - diet, sleep, training. I am focussing a lot on my diet and recovery - ice bath,” he added. Although LSG hasn’t named Mavi’s replacement yet, they have plenty of options to pick from - Matt Henry, Shamar Joseph, Mohsin Khan, Naveen-ul-Haq, Mayank Yadav, Yash Thakur, Arshad Khan and Yudhvir Singh.

IPL 2024: LSG seamer Shivam Mavi ruled out due to injury, says ‘will keep cheering for team’

Central Zone captain Shivam Mavi’s six for 44 haul against star-studded West Zone in the first innings of the ongoing Duleep Trophy semis made headlines, and the seam-bowling all-rounder now wants to build up on this performance to fight for a spot in India’s Test XI.

Central Zone captain Shivam Mavi’s six for 44 haul against star-studded West Zone in the first innings of the ongoing Duleep Trophy semis made headlines, and the seam-bowling all-rounder now wants to build up on this performance to fight for a spot in India’s Test XI. Having emerged on the international scene this year against Sri Lanka in the home T20Is, Mavi showed promise, and with his recent sparkling show at the KSCA Cricket Ground in Alur, the right-handed pacer speaks his heart out about taking the leap in his career. Picking Prithvi Shaw, Cheteshwar Pujara and Suryakumar Yadav, all on low scores, Mavi tore into West Zone’s batting line-up after being asked to bowl first. He also got their highest scorer, Atit Sheth, on 74 and then picked two wickets later on to end with figures of six for 44 in the first innings. “I have been performing well with the red ball in the last three or four years. Hopefully, I will get to play in Test matches. It is not like I want to play only in one format, and I am working hard to be ready for all three formats,” Mavi said, as quoted by the Indian Express. ALSO READ: OTD, in 2019: Rohit Sharma became first-ever batter to slam five tons in single edition of ODI World Cup Hailing from Madhya Pradesh, Mavi is touted to be next in line for the Test debut after selectors threw their weight behind him by handing him the Central Zone captaincy ahead of the busy domestic calendar. Talking about shouldering the burden, Mavi said it’s not easy bowling in India, given the conditions, but admitted cherished bowling in Bengaluru, where conditions are closer to that in England that benefited him in the semis. “I feel very happy about it. The selectors have given me such a big responsibility. It (captaincy) is difficult for fast bowlers in India because fast bowlers get tired here because of the conditions.” “But here (Bengaluru), the conditions are fine, and we don’t get tired that much. I have played in England, and the weather is quite similar here. We get time to think as a captain,” the right-arm seamer added. The batter doesn’t matter to me: Mavi As the cricket saying goes, ‘sticking to basics will help reap rewards’ Mavi tends to stick with the same mantra that brought him success, adding the batter doesn’t matter to him as he prefers going ahead with his plans instead. Meanwhile, after appearing in six games for India earlier this year, Mavi had to wait for another three months to get a match during IPL 2023 for Gujarat Titans. “Getting selected for a match depends on the coach and captain. But I was using that time at net sessions. I was bowling long spells at nets. I was in a good space.” “I was bowling 7 to 8 overs at nets. I kept myself motivated thinking that I will get a chance sooner, and I was focusing on improving my skills,” Mavi added. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Duleep Trophy semis: Shivam Mavi eyes Test call-up after stellar show vs Central Zone with six-for

Shivam Mavi made a dream debut with a relentless display of fast bowling as his four-wicket haul made the difference in India's narrow two-run win over a spirited Sri Lanka in the first T20I on Tuesday.

India batters found the Sri Lankan spinners hard to put away before Deepak Hooda (41 not out off 23) and Axar Patel (31 not out off 20) took the hosts to 162 for five.

The Sri Lankans surely had the firepower to chase down 163 but Mavi's strikes at the front and back end of the innings tilted the game in favour of the home team.

The game went down to the wire with spinner Axar Patel managing to defend 13 runs in the final over. Mavi ended with envious figures of four for 22 in four overs.

The fighting knocks from skipper Dasun Shanaka (45 off 27) and Chamika Karunaratne (23 not out off 16) went in vain as Sri Lanka ended 160 all out in 20 overs. This is the lowest total India have defended at the high-scoring Wankhede Stadium.&nbsp;

Skipper Hardik Pandya decided to bowl the first over and the pressure created by him helped debutant Mavi at the other end. Hardik bowled full tilt and hardly gave anything away, conceding only 12 runs in his three-over spell.

Mavi's moment to cherish came in his first over as he showed remarkable composure to strike back after being hit for two fours by Kusal Mendis. Having already got a life in Hardik's first over, Pathum Nissanka had no clue about Mavi's beauty of a delivery that jagged back in to shatter the stumps.

In his second over too, Mavi got hit for a couple of fours before he had Dhanajaya de Silva caught at mid-on. It became 47 for three in the eighth over when Ishan Kishan took a brilliant catch running backwards after Charith Asalanka mistimed a pull off Umran Malik.

Pacer Harshal Patel got lucky with his first wicket as a dangerous-looking Mendis found the deep point fielder before getting rid of Bhanuka Rajapaksa with a slower ball, leaving Sri Lanka struggling at 68 for five in the 11th over. Hardik had to leave the field briefly after taking Rajapaksa's catch.

Hasaranga and skipper Shanaka made the game interesting with a quickfire 40-run stand off 23 balls. Hasaranga put the pressure back on the Indians by smashing Yuzvendra Chahal for back-to-back sixes over mid-wicket, reducing the equation to a very gettable 56 runs off 36 balls.

Mavi was brought back to break the threatening partnership and that is what he did by having Hasaranga caught at mid-off.&nbsp;Shanaka kept Sri Lanka in the game singlehandedly before falling to Umran in the 17th over.

The game somehow went down to the last over with Chamika Karunratne providing a ray of hope for the visitors. With Hardik unable to bowl his fourth over after a fall on the field, Axar was called in to defend 13 in the final over.

Earlier, Hooda and Axar shared an unbeaten 68-run stand off 38 balls for the sixth wicket after India found themselves at a shaky 94 for five at the high-scoring Wankhede Stadium.

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Playing his first international innings since the double hundred in Bangladesh, Kishan (37 off 29) went ballistic in the first over itself that yielded 17 runs.

Searching for some swing, right-arm pacer Kasun Rajitha pitched it up and Kishan was quick to flick it over deep square leg for a massive six. Then a slower ball was hit down the ground for four before Kishan pulled Rajitha for another boundary.

Shubman Gill (7), who made his T20 debut alongside Mavi, began his innings with a delightful cover driver off Dilshan Madhushanka.

Shanaka introduced spin in the third over via Maheesh Theekshana and he delivered with the wicket of Gill who missed a straighter one from the mystery spinner to be trapped in front of the stumps. Hoping against hope, Gill wasted a review in the process.

India's best T20 batter Suryakumar Yadav (7) too perished cheaply, leaving the hosts at 41 for two in the powerplay. Playing his first game in front of his home crowd, Surya went for his usual scoop shot but mistimed it to be caught at short fine leg by Bhanuka Rajapaksa off Chamika Karunaratne.

Sanju Samson (5) wasted another opportunity by mistiming a slog off Dhananjaya de Silva.

The spinners stemmed the flow of runs in the middle overs with India collecting only 26 in overs 10-15 with the loss of Kishan and skipper Hardik Pandya (29 off 27), who could not find his range after starting with a couple of exquisite stokes on the off side.

Coming in at number six, Hooda tried to change the course of the innings with back-to-back sixes over deep midwicket off Theekshana. He targeted the same area against Hasaranga in the next over, depositing him for a maximum.

He had good support from Axar as the duo helped India get to a fighting total.

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Shivam Mavi made a dream debut with a relentless display of fast bowling as his four-wicket haul made the difference in India's narrow two-run win over a spirited Sri Lanka in the first T20I on Tuesday.

Shivam Mavi made a dream debut with a relentless display of fast bowling as his four-wicket haul made the difference in India's narrow two-run win over a spirited Sri Lanka in the first T20I on Tuesday. India batters found the Sri Lankan spinners hard to put away before Deepak Hooda (41 not out off 23) and Axar Patel (31 not out off 20) took the hosts to 162 for five. The Sri Lankans surely had the firepower to chase down 163 but Mavi's strikes at the front and back end of the innings tilted the game in favour of the home team. The game went down to the wire with spinner Axar Patel managing to defend 13 runs in the final over. Mavi ended with envious figures of four for 22 in four overs. The fighting knocks from skipper Dasun Shanaka (45 off 27) and Chamika Karunaratne (23 not out off 16) went in vain as Sri Lanka ended 160 all out in 20 overs. This is the lowest total India have defended at the high-scoring Wankhede Stadium. Skipper Hardik Pandya decided to bowl the first over and the pressure created by him helped debutant Mavi at the other end. Hardik bowled full tilt and hardly gave anything away, conceding only 12 runs in his three-over spell. Mavi's moment to cherish came in his first over as he showed remarkable composure to strike back after being hit for two fours by Kusal Mendis. Having already got a life in Hardik's first over, Pathum Nissanka had no clue about Mavi's beauty of a delivery that jagged back in to shatter the stumps. In his second over too, Mavi got hit for a couple of fours before he had Dhanajaya de Silva caught at mid-on. It became 47 for three in the eighth over when Ishan Kishan took a brilliant catch running backwards after Charith Asalanka mistimed a pull off Umran Malik. Pacer Harshal Patel got lucky with his first wicket as a dangerous-looking Mendis found the deep point fielder before getting rid of Bhanuka Rajapaksa with a slower ball, leaving Sri Lanka struggling at 68 for five in the 11th over. Hardik had to leave the field briefly after taking Rajapaksa's catch. Hasaranga and skipper Shanaka made the game interesting with a quickfire 40-run stand off 23 balls. Hasaranga put the pressure back on the Indians by smashing Yuzvendra Chahal for back-to-back sixes over mid-wicket, reducing the equation to a very gettable 56 runs off 36 balls. Mavi was brought back to break the threatening partnership and that is what he did by having Hasaranga caught at mid-off. Shanaka kept Sri Lanka in the game singlehandedly before falling to Umran in the 17th over. The game somehow went down to the last over with Chamika Karunratne providing a ray of hope for the visitors. With Hardik unable to bowl his fourth over after a fall on the field, Axar was called in to defend 13 in the final over. Earlier, Hooda and Axar shared an unbeaten 68-run stand off 38 balls for the sixth wicket after India found themselves at a shaky 94 for five at the high-scoring Wankhede Stadium. Read more: IND vs SL Live Streaming: How to watch India vs Sri Lanka Series 2023 live streaming & TV channels in India Playing his first international innings since the double hundred in Bangladesh, Kishan (37 off 29) went ballistic in the first over itself that yielded 17 runs. Searching for some swing, right-arm pacer Kasun Rajitha pitched it up and Kishan was quick to flick it over deep square leg for a massive six. Then a slower ball was hit down the ground for four before Kishan pulled Rajitha for another boundary. Shubman Gill (7), who made his T20 debut alongside Mavi, began his innings with a delightful cover driver off Dilshan Madhushanka. Shanaka introduced spin in the third over via Maheesh Theekshana and he delivered with the wicket of Gill who missed a straighter one from the mystery spinner to be trapped in front of the stumps. Hoping against hope, Gill wasted a review in the process. India's best T20 batter Suryakumar Yadav (7) too perished cheaply, leaving the hosts at 41 for two in the powerplay. Playing his first game in front of his home crowd, Surya went for his usual scoop shot but mistimed it to be caught at short fine leg by Bhanuka Rajapaksa off Chamika Karunaratne. Sanju Samson (5) wasted another opportunity by mistiming a slog off Dhananjaya de Silva. The spinners stemmed the flow of runs in the middle overs with India collecting only 26 in overs 10-15 with the loss of Kishan and skipper Hardik Pandya (29 off 27), who could not find his range after starting with a couple of exquisite stokes on the off side. Coming in at number six, Hooda tried to change the course of the innings with back-to-back sixes over deep midwicket off Theekshana. He targeted the same area against Hasaranga in the next over, depositing him for a maximum. He had good support from Axar as the duo helped India get to a fighting total. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Ind vs SL 1st T20I: India overcome Lanka challenge by two runs to gain 1-0 lead in the series

Team India will soon begin its preparations for the upcoming T20 World Cup in the UAE as the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021 heads towards its business end. IPL 2021 is all set to conclude on October 15 and the T20 World Cup will get underway from October 17 in UAE and Oman.

India are leaving no stone unturned in ensuring the best possible preparations for the showpiece event and have reportedly asked three IPL stars to stay back post the conclusion of the cash-rich league. Royal Challengers Bangalore pacer Harshal Patel, Kolkata Knight Riders seamer Shivam Mavi and all-rounder Venkatesh Iyer have reportedly been asked to stay back.

As per a report in Cricbuzz, the selectors want the three IPL stars to stay back in Dubai, where the Indian player are in quarantine ahead of the start of their T20 World Cup campaign. These players will support the Indan team's training for the showpiece event.

Harshal Patel enjoyed a dream run with the ball for RCB in IPL 2021 as he equalled the record for most wickets by a bowler in a single season of IPL with 32 scalps to his name in 15 matches, including a hat-trick. The speedster is not a part of the Indian squad for the T20 World Cup but will get to bowl at the Indian batsmen in the nets and prepare them for the tournament.

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With nine wickets in seven matches, Mavi has also been&nbsp;impressive&nbsp;for KKR while Iyer has been one of the finds of the IPL 2021. The young all-rounder has taken&nbsp;the UAE leg of the season by a storm with his all-round heroics and currently has 265 runs and three wickets to his name in just eight matches this season.

The two youngsters will be seen in action when KKR take on Delhi Capitals next in the second Qualifier of IPL 2021. The winner of the clash will reach the final of the tournament on August 15. Meanwhile, team India will begin their T20 World Cup 2021 campaign against arch-rivals Pakistan in Dubai on October 24.

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Team India will soon begin its preparations for the upcoming T20 World Cup in the UAE as the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021 heads towards its business end. IPL 2021 is all set to conclude on October 15 and the T20 World Cup will get underway from October 17 in UAE and Oman.

Team India will soon begin its preparations for the upcoming T20 World Cup in the UAE as the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021 heads towards its business end. IPL 2021 is all set to conclude on October 15 and the T20 World Cup will get underway from October 17 in UAE and Oman. India are leaving no stone unturned in ensuring the best possible preparations for the showpiece event and have reportedly asked three IPL stars to stay back post the conclusion of the cash-rich league. Royal Challengers Bangalore pacer Harshal Patel, Kolkata Knight Riders seamer Shivam Mavi and all-rounder Venkatesh Iyer have reportedly been asked to stay back. As per a report in Cricbuzz, the selectors want the three IPL stars to stay back in Dubai, where the Indian player are in quarantine ahead of the start of their T20 World Cup campaign. These players will support the Indan team's training for the showpiece event. Harshal Patel enjoyed a dream run with the ball for RCB in IPL 2021 as he equalled the record for most wickets by a bowler in a single season of IPL with 32 scalps to his name in 15 matches, including a hat-trick. The speedster is not a part of the Indian squad for the T20 World Cup but will get to bowl at the Indian batsmen in the nets and prepare them for the tournament. Also Read: MS Dhoni and Rahul Dravid in Indian team post Ravi Shastri's era will be fantastic: MSK Prasad With nine wickets in seven matches, Mavi has also been impressive for KKR while Iyer has been one of the finds of the IPL 2021. The young all-rounder has taken the UAE leg of the season by a storm with his all-round heroics and currently has 265 runs and three wickets to his name in just eight matches this season. The two youngsters will be seen in action when KKR take on Delhi Capitals next in the second Qualifier of IPL 2021. The winner of the clash will reach the final of the tournament on August 15. Meanwhile, team India will begin their T20 World Cup 2021 campaign against arch-rivals Pakistan in Dubai on October 24.

Harshal Patel and 2 other IPL stars likely to join Indian team to support their training for T20 WC - Report

After Kolkata Knight Riders crushed Rajasthan Royals by 86 runs on Thursday (October 7) to take a step closer to the fourth and final spot in the Indian Premier League 2021 playoffs, KKR skipper Eoin Morgan said that they did everything right on the field and deserved to end up on the winning side.&nbsp;

&nbsp;"I don't think it could have got better. Losing the toss and batting was difficult. The start we got was fantastic. (Shubman) Gill and (Venkatesh) Iyer have been our shining light. To get 170 we thought was in a commanding position. A really strong performance today," Morgan said after the match.

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"Having aggressive players coming in in the middle order helped us kick...I am not too attached to things as to what will happen and what won't happen... We have done everything tonight. We deserved to win..."

Shubman Gill hit a 44 ball 56 as Kolkata stormed to 171 for four in Sharjah. Shivam Mavi then took four wickets for 21 off just 19 balls as Rajasthan collapsed to 85 all out in 16.1 overs.

Mavi, who won Player of the Match award, said, "I feel really good to do well on this wicket. I learnt how to use the slower ball, when to bowl the yorker, I have learnt a lot here at KKR. I liked Dube's wicket."

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Mumbai Indians could equal Kolkata's 14 points if they beat Sunrisers Hyderabad in their final league game on Friday. But they would need a winning margin of 171 runs to clinch a playoff place with table toppers Delhi Capitals, Chennai Super Kings and Royal Challengers Bangalore.&nbsp;

Chennai Super Kings (CSK), Delhi Capitals (DC) and Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) have made the final four.&nbsp;

After Kolkata Knight Riders crushed Rajasthan Royals by 86 runs on Thursday (October 7) to take a step closer to the fourth and final spot in the Indian Premier League 2021 playoffs, KKR skipper Eoin Morgan said that they did everything right on the field and deserved to end up on the winning side.

After Kolkata Knight Riders crushed Rajasthan Royals by 86 runs on Thursday (October 7) to take a step closer to the fourth and final spot in the Indian Premier League 2021 playoffs, KKR skipper Eoin Morgan said that they did everything right on the field and deserved to end up on the winning side. "I don't think it could have got better. Losing the toss and batting was difficult. The start we got was fantastic. (Shubman) Gill and (Venkatesh) Iyer have been our shining light. To get 170 we thought was in a commanding position. A really strong performance today," Morgan said after the match. ALSO READ | Kolkata Knight Riders beat Rajasthan Royals by 86 runs, take giant step towards playoffs "Having aggressive players coming in in the middle order helped us kick...I am not too attached to things as to what will happen and what won't happen... We have done everything tonight. We deserved to win..." Shubman Gill hit a 44 ball 56 as Kolkata stormed to 171 for four in Sharjah. Shivam Mavi then took four wickets for 21 off just 19 balls as Rajasthan collapsed to 85 all out in 16.1 overs. Mavi, who won Player of the Match award, said, "I feel really good to do well on this wicket. I learnt how to use the slower ball, when to bowl the yorker, I have learnt a lot here at KKR. I liked Dube's wicket." WATCH | Deepak Chahar's Bollywood-like proposal to girlfriend during IPL match is ADORABLE 𝙎𝙥𝙚𝙚𝙙 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙥𝙧𝙚𝙘𝙞𝙨𝙞𝙤𝙣 There was no escaping the Lockie Gun tonight 😤 #LockieFerguson #KKR #KKRvRR #AmiKKR #KorboLorboJeetbo #আমিKKR #IPL2021 pic.twitter.com/Ed2EPdvrTN — KolkataKnightRiders (@KKRiders) October 7, 2021 × One team. One dream 👏🏽#KorboLorboJeetbo #Believe pic.twitter.com/Gw8eJgorEV — Nitish Rana (@NitishRana_27) October 7, 2021 × Mumbai Indians could equal Kolkata's 14 points if they beat Sunrisers Hyderabad in their final league game on Friday. But they would need a winning margin of 171 runs to clinch a playoff place with table toppers Delhi Capitals, Chennai Super Kings and Royal Challengers Bangalore. Chennai Super Kings (CSK), Delhi Capitals (DC) and Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) have made the final four.

IPL 2021: After KKR stake claim for playoffs, skipper Eoin Morgan says, 'We did everything right'

Indian Premier League (IPL) is all about talent. Over the years it has become a platform for the young cricketers to display fearless and ruthless cricket to the world.&nbsp;Better the talent, the chance of players being selected for the national side are more.&nbsp;

Similarly, the eleventh edition of the IPL has witnessed some tremendous performances by players and have taken this league to a different level.&nbsp;

So, as the season approaches its business end, let's look at the top players who deserve to be promoted to the national team.&nbsp;

1. Ambati Rayudu&nbsp; 
Rayudu, is the most consistent performer for Chennai and his stats is a testament to that. He has scored 423 runs in just 10 games played. He is the first batsman to cross the 400-mark. The orange cap holder has performed at an average of 151.61 to top the list of highest run-getters of the season. Over the years, Rayudu has switched his batting slots and has matured when comes to shot selection, making him a suitable player for the Indian team.&nbsp;

2. Rishabh Pant 
The 20-year-old Delhiite, Pant has taken the IPL by storm with his ability to hit the ball. He cracked a blistering 69 against Rajasthan that gave Delhi a nervy four-run victory at home. He also played a match-winning knock against Mumbai where he scored 47 off just 25 balls. Pant hammered 85 off just 48 balls against Bangalore but couldn't get his team through on that occasion. In 10 games he has scored 393 runs at a strike rate of 173.12. &nbsp;In his innings, he has slammed 41 boundaries and 20 sixes. &nbsp;This score must have certainly impressed the selectors and could very well be in contention to join the Indian cricket brigade. &nbsp;

3. Prithvi Shaw: India's star captain in their successful U-19 World Cup campaign has set batting standards for experienced players in this year's IPL. He showcased his talent and ended up with scores of 94, 57 (not out), 40, 41 and 29. &nbsp;Shaw excels in playing on the front foot, with his cover drives being a joy to watch. His playing capabilities are often compared to cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar. In five matches, he has scored 205 runs, which includes two half-centuries. &nbsp; 
With 65 runs being his highest, he has a strike rate of 170.83. He will be a strong contender to open the batting for the Indian side.

4. Shreyas Iyer 
The newly-appointed Daredevils skipper showed his class on Friday in his very first match as captain. &nbsp;He played a blistering knock, scoring 93 runs off just 40 deliveries, having walked out to bat at No 3, and thus helped his side post a mammoth total on the board. He has reached the half-century mark four times in 10 games at an average of 149.36. But, the 21-year-old top-order batsman from missed out of the India team spot despite being one of the main reasons behind Mumbai’s Ranji triumph this year. Shreyas scored a whopping 1321 runs from 11 matches at an average of 73.38 and with a very impressive strike-rate of 92.70. He also smashed four centuries and seven fifties along with a brilliant double-hundred.&nbsp;

5. Shivam Mavi&nbsp; 
India rarely produces out-and-out fast bowlers, but Shivam Mavi proved in the U-19 World Cup that he could bowl regularly at 140 kph. Mavi performed consistently throughout the World Cup, notably taking 3-45 against Australia and 2-27 against Bangladesh. An opening bowler, Mavi was bought by the Kolkata in the IPL auction and went for a very high 3 crores. So far, he had a decent inning in IPL. In seven matches he has played, Mavi claimed just three wickets abut is surely expected to stand to his billing. Mavi's line and length makes him a perfect piece for the Indian side.

They have performed remarkably well in the eleventh edition of the Indian Prmier League

Indian Premier League (IPL) is all about talent. Over the years it has become a platform for the young cricketers to display fearless and ruthless cricket to the world. Better the talent, the chance of players being selected for the national side are more. Similarly, the eleventh edition of the IPL has witnessed some tremendous performances by players and have taken this league to a different level. So, as the season approaches its business end, let's look at the top players who deserve to be promoted to the national team. 1. Ambati Rayudu Rayudu, is the most consistent performer for Chennai and his stats is a testament to that. He has scored 423 runs in just 10 games played. He is the first batsman to cross the 400-mark. The orange cap holder has performed at an average of 151.61 to top the list of highest run-getters of the season. Over the years, Rayudu has switched his batting slots and has matured when comes to shot selection, making him a suitable player for the Indian team. 2. Rishabh Pant The 20-year-old Delhiite, Pant has taken the IPL by storm with his ability to hit the ball. He cracked a blistering 69 against Rajasthan that gave Delhi a nervy four-run victory at home. He also played a match-winning knock against Mumbai where he scored 47 off just 25 balls. Pant hammered 85 off just 48 balls against Bangalore but couldn't get his team through on that occasion. In 10 games he has scored 393 runs at a strike rate of 173.12. In his innings, he has slammed 41 boundaries and 20 sixes. This score must have certainly impressed the selectors and could very well be in contention to join the Indian cricket brigade. 3. Prithvi Shaw: India's star captain in their successful U-19 World Cup campaign has set batting standards for experienced players in this year's IPL. He showcased his talent and ended up with scores of 94, 57 (not out), 40, 41 and 29. Shaw excels in playing on the front foot, with his cover drives being a joy to watch. His playing capabilities are often compared to cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar. In five matches, he has scored 205 runs, which includes two half-centuries. With 65 runs being his highest, he has a strike rate of 170.83. He will be a strong contender to open the batting for the Indian side. 4. Shreyas Iyer The newly-appointed Daredevils skipper showed his class on Friday in his very first match as captain. He played a blistering knock, scoring 93 runs off just 40 deliveries, having walked out to bat at No 3, and thus helped his side post a mammoth total on the board. He has reached the half-century mark four times in 10 games at an average of 149.36. But, the 21-year-old top-order batsman from missed out of the India team spot despite being one of the main reasons behind Mumbai’s Ranji triumph this year. Shreyas scored a whopping 1321 runs from 11 matches at an average of 73.38 and with a very impressive strike-rate of 92.70. He also smashed four centuries and seven fifties along with a brilliant double-hundred. 5. Shivam Mavi India rarely produces out-and-out fast bowlers, but Shivam Mavi proved in the U-19 World Cup that he could bowl regularly at 140 kph. Mavi performed consistently throughout the World Cup, notably taking 3-45 against Australia and 2-27 against Bangladesh. An opening bowler, Mavi was bought by the Kolkata in the IPL auction and went for a very high 3 crores. So far, he had a decent inning in IPL. In seven matches he has played, Mavi claimed just three wickets abut is surely expected to stand to his billing. Mavi's line and length makes him a perfect piece for the Indian side.

IPL players who deserve a chance in Indian Cricket Team

Under-19 cricketing star and influential pacer of Kolkata got a golden opportunity to play with one of the great cricketing icons of India, Mahendra Singh Dhoni.

MS Dhoni has inspired thousands of youngsters to take up cricket as their profession and even on the field, Mahi has been guiding the newcomers to improve their skills.

On Thursday host Kolkata defeated Chennai by six wickets but after winning the game, 19-year old Shivam Mavi met and interacted former skipper of India and&nbsp;MSD, who is back in his vintage form. MSD&nbsp;shared some valuable pieces&nbsp;advice to the youngster&nbsp;Shivam Mavi.

Paceman Shivam shared a picture of him with Dhoni on social networking site with the caption, "The pieces of advice you gave me after the match are highly appreciated and words can neither qualify nor quantify your guidance and useful advice.

"Your perseverance, integrity and people-loving nature are just a few of your qualities that continue to inspire me," he further added.

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"The pieces of advice you gave me after the match are highly appreciated and words can neither qualify nor quantify your guidance and useful advice," says Shivam Mavi for MS Dhoni

Under-19 cricketing star and influential pacer of Kolkata got a golden opportunity to play with one of the great cricketing icons of India, Mahendra Singh Dhoni. MS Dhoni has inspired thousands of youngsters to take up cricket as their profession and even on the field, Mahi has been guiding the newcomers to improve their skills. On Thursday host Kolkata defeated Chennai by six wickets but after winning the game, 19-year old Shivam Mavi met and interacted former skipper of India and MSD, who is back in his vintage form. MSD shared some valuable pieces advice to the youngster Shivam Mavi. Paceman Shivam shared a picture of him with Dhoni on social networking site with the caption, "The pieces of advice you gave me after the match are highly appreciated and words can neither qualify nor quantify your guidance and useful advice. "Your perseverance, integrity and people-loving nature are just a few of your qualities that continue to inspire me," he further added. The pieces of advice you gave me after the match are highly appreciated and words can neither qualify nor quantify your guidance and useful advice. Your perseverance, integrity and people-loving nature are just a few of your qualities that continue to inspire me. #Mahibhai♥️ pic.twitter.com/CfRB2mTDnD — Shivam Mavi (@ShivamMavi23) May 4, 2018 ×

MS Dhoni continues to inspire me: Shivam Mavi

Under-19 stars Shivam Mavi and Avesh Khan have been scolded for breaching the Level 1 code of conduct of Indian Premier League.

Fast-medium bowlers Shivam Mavi and Avesh Khan play for Kolkata and Delhi respectively. Both the players made inappropriate remarks towards batsmen&nbsp;during Delhi-Kolkata match on Friday and&nbsp;have been reprimanded by the match referee.

An IPL media release stated, "Both Mr. Mavi and Mr. Khan admitted to the Level 1 offence under 2.1.7 of the IPL Code of Conduct for Players and Team Officials and accepted the sanctions."

For Level 1 breaches of the IPL Code of Conduct, the match referee's decision is final and binding.

The players are reprimanded for showing a disrespectful attitude while sending-off the batsmen after taking wickets.

The incidents happened on Friday, April 27 during the Delhi-Kolkata clash at Feroz Shah Kotla stadium.

Shivam Mavi of Kolkata disrespected Colin Munro and said some derogatory words while celebrating the dismissal of the batsman.

In the second inning, Avesh Khan of Delhi gave Andre Russell a mouthful of abuse after taking his wicket.&nbsp;

Shivam Mavi conceded 29 runs in the Delhi innings' final over as the home team thrashed Kolkata by 55 runs and ended its losing jinx under the guidance of newly appointed skipper Shreyas Iyer.

Fast-medium bowlers Shivam Mavi and Avesh Khan play for Kolkata and Delhi respectively. They made inappropriate remarks during the match and have been reprimanded by the match referee

Under-19 stars Shivam Mavi and Avesh Khan have been scolded for breaching the Level 1 code of conduct of Indian Premier League. Fast-medium bowlers Shivam Mavi and Avesh Khan play for Kolkata and Delhi respectively. Both the players made inappropriate remarks towards batsmen during Delhi-Kolkata match on Friday and have been reprimanded by the match referee. An IPL media release stated, "Both Mr. Mavi and Mr. Khan admitted to the Level 1 offence under 2.1.7 of the IPL Code of Conduct for Players and Team Officials and accepted the sanctions." For Level 1 breaches of the IPL Code of Conduct, the match referee's decision is final and binding. The players are reprimanded for showing a disrespectful attitude while sending-off the batsmen after taking wickets. The incidents happened on Friday, April 27 during the Delhi-Kolkata clash at Feroz Shah Kotla stadium. Shivam Mavi of Kolkata disrespected Colin Munro and said some derogatory words while celebrating the dismissal of the batsman. In the second inning, Avesh Khan of Delhi gave Andre Russell a mouthful of abuse after taking his wicket. Shivam Mavi conceded 29 runs in the Delhi innings' final over as the home team thrashed Kolkata by 55 runs and ended its losing jinx under the guidance of newly appointed skipper Shreyas Iyer.

Shivam Mavi, Avesh Khan reprimanded for breaching IPL code of conduct

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