Arjun tendulkar ranji team

In January 2013, when Sachin Tendulkar played at the Air Force Ground at Palam for the Ranji Trophy semi-final between Mumbai and Services, fans thronged the otherwise empty premises to get the glimpse of their hero ahead of the encounter. A decade later, junior Tendulkar, Arjun, has travelled to the same venue, but with the Goa side to face Services in this year’s Ranji Trophy fixture. However, unlike 2013, Arjun’s presence did not bring in much attention- maybe because it was the first day – Day 2 may be different. But, as has been the case with a youngster growing up with a famous surname, outside word hasn’t really bothered the left-handed allrounder. Tuesday was no different. Arjun Tendulkar among 20 young all-rounders called up by BCCI for national camp Bangladesh vs Afghanistan: Visitors confident of their chances in one-off Test without Rashid Khan He is focused. Focused to play. Focused to do well with both bat and ball. “Starting with my bowling, I just stick with the basics. Bowl more and more. If I’m practicing for white-ball format, then I try and bowl as many Yorkers as I can,” Arjun told CricketNext.com in a exclusive chat after the day proceedings. “With red-ball, it’s about bowling longer spells. For instance, bowling 10 overs at a stretch to get myself into that groove.” “Fitness-wise, it’s about strength training like squats, bench press, dead lifts, chin ups, different exercises for calf. These are large pool of exercises that I shuffle around,” he adde...

Recently India pacer Mohammed Shami ran out Sri Lanka captain Dasun Shanaka at the non-striker's end in the final over of India's 1st ODI of the three-match series. Captain Earlier, Arjun's father, legendary Sachin Tendulkar has come in defence of India players over Mankading incidents. Tendulkar in no uncertain terms has said that Mankading does not hamper spirit of cricket since it is in the rules of the game.

The Indian Premier League setback for 22-year-old uncapped India cricketer Arjun Tendulkar continued as he was excluded from Mumbai’s squad for the forthcoming Ranji Trophy Knockouts. The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) announced a 21-member Mumbai squad for the Ranji Trophy 2022 Knockouts, which commences for Mumbai on June 6, with their game against Uttarakhand. While well-known India batter Prithvi Shaw was announced as Mumbai’s captain, Arjun was one notable absentee from the squad. The 22-year-old allrounder is the son of Indian cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar and was constantly linked with reports about his speculated IPL debut for Mumbai Indians, throughout the IPL 2022 season. Youngsters like Kumar Kartikeya Singh, Hrithik Shokeen and Tilak Verma, alongside several other players, went on to make their debut for MI, however, Arjun was not given a chance to prove his mettle. Cricket enthusiasts and predominantly Sachin Tendulkar's fans were particularly miffed with this matter as they expected the player to finally play his debut in the tournament. Arjun Tendulkar joined MI in 2021 It is pertinent to mention here that it has been two years since the young allrounder has been associated with MI, however, he is yet to get a chance to represent the team. Mumbai Indians bought him at his base price of 20 lakhs during the IPL 2021 auctions, before buying him back for 30 lakhs at the IPL 2022 mega auctions. Tendulkar has the experience of playing two T20 games for Mumbai ...

"Arjun already has a Ranji Trophy century. A left-arm pacer who bowls between early and mid 130 kmph and bats left-handed. He brings in variety. I is not just about numbers but also about potential. He is 23 and has time to develop, is what this (senior selection) committee thinks. Else, they wouldn't have picked him. Yes, he only has 12 wickets from seven first-class games but he has shown a certain degree of ability and coaches will work on that," the BCCI source told PTI.

Arjun Tendulkar might lose his wicket via a run-out dismissal during his 99 but with a loud shout from non-striker, he returns to his end but picked the single after an overthrow. In joy, Arjun Tendulkar removed his helmet and looked up(the sky) as his father do and asked the audience to make way so that he can bow down(might to his father who may be at the stadium to witness his only son’s Ranji debut) Celebrating just like his Father ! — 🏏🐼 (@Cric_GRH)

Cricketing legend Sachin Tendulkar’s son Arjun has been included in the Mumbai squad for their first two Ranji Trophy matches. The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) selection panel that is led by former India pacer Salil Ankola, selected a 20-member squad for the first two games which are against Maharashtra and Delhi. The matches will be played from 13 January onwards in Kolkata. “Arjun (Tendulkar) has been bowling well, unfortunately, he was injured in between but he did well in whatever games he played thereafter. We have picked a team looking at the future of Mumbai cricket,” Ankola told The Indian Express. Arjun Tendulkar among 20 young all-rounders called up by BCCI for national camp WTC Final 2023: 'Fail to understand...', Tendulkar questions Ashwin's exclusion after India get outplayed by Australia — Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) (@MumbaiCricAssoc) Along with Arjun, other notable names who will join the Mumbai squad are Yashasvi Jaiswal, Sarfaraz Khan and Shivam Dube. The junior Tendulkar was part of Mumbai’s senior team last year too. However, due to COVID-19, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) could not conduct Ranji Trophy matches last year, but this year, the Indian board has decided to conduct it at neutral venues in the country. India opener Prithvi Shaw will lead the Mumbai team while other experienced players who feature in the squad are Dhawal Kulkarni and Aditya Tare. Here is the complete squad: Prithvi Shaw (Captain), Arman Jaffer, Sarfar...