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Find out the complete career history of Anuj Rawat including highest scores, centuries, half centuries, wickets and more. Matches (10) CPL 2024 (1) ENG v AUS (1) IRE Women vs ENG Wome (1)
The 22-year-old slammed 925 runs from 19 First-Class games at an average of 34.25 including two centuries and three half-centuries. Young Anuj is an investment for the RCB as he possesses great skills with the bat and can act as a finisher too. Earlier in 2021, Anuj Rawat was bought by the Rajasthan Royals.
Feb 14, 2022 · If you were expecting a pompous introduction, maybe you wouldn’t be getting it when it comes to Anuj Rawat. But the knock that set himself apart from the others was the debut innings of 71 against Assam. Being incipient in the wee days of his cricketing career, he already has a first-class batting average of 40. Even though he is still to gain traction, yet he has already shown glimpses of promise in his domestic days. Royal Challengers Bangalore swooped him in for Rs 3.40 crore to bolster ...
Apr 10, 2022 · Who is Anuj Rawat? An attacking left-handed batter who is known for his six-hitting abilities, Rawat, is also a wicket-keeper. The cricketer hails from Ram Nagar in Uttarakhand but moved to Delhi to pursue a full-time cricketing career. He plays First-Class cricket for Delhi and made his Ranji debut in October 2017 against Assam.
Jun 9, 2018 · Anuj Rawat has been named the skipper of India’s Under-19 squad which will play two four-day games in Sri Lanka in July. On Thursday, when India’s U-19 team for the upcoming tour of Sri Lanka was announced, the selection of Sachin Tendulkar’s son Arjun made headlines.
May 2, 2022 · Anuj Rawat: "Changing batting positions requires a strong mindset to help cope" On his first- class debut , a few days shy of his 18th birthday, Anuj Rawat dislocated a finger while keeping to ...
Anuj Rawat, a talented wicket-keeper batter, discovered his passion for cricket at a tender age. His journey into professional cricket began with a bang when he debuted for Delhi in the 2017-18 ...
