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Swapnil Singh

Swapnil Singh

All Rounder Royal Challengers Bangalore

Right Handed & Slow left-arm orthodox 33 yrs.

Swapnil Singh is a left-arm orthodox Indian spinner who has been around the domestic circuit for a long time but has had limited opportunities to showcase his skills adequately. Born in Rae Bareilly in Uttar Pradesh on 22nd January 1991, he decided to begin his professional career playing for Baroda and made his first-class deb...

ব্যক্তিগত তথ্য
Born January, 22 1991
Birth Place India
Current age 33 yrs.
Role All Rounder
Batting style Right Handed
Bowling style Slow left-arm orthodox
ব্যাটিং পরিসংখ্যান
M I N/O R BF Avg S/R HS 200s 100s 50s 4x 6s
Test
ODI
T20I
FC 81 126 13 2930 6264 25.92 46.77 164 0 2 16 319 56
List A 66 56 8 1169 1462 24.35 79.95 82 0 0 6 90 26
T20 90 70 26 988 767 22.45 128.81 52 0 0 2 64 48
বোলিং পরিসংখ্যান
M I O Balls Maiden R W AVG S/R E/R BEST BOWL 5 WKT 10 WKT
Test
ODI
T20I
FC 81 121 2030.3 12183 377 6027 199 30.28 61.22 2.96 6/59 11 0
List A 66 61 469.1 2815 31 2082 69 30.17 40.79 4.43 5/25 1 0
T20 90 84 257.4 1546 2 1888 73 25.86 21.17 7.32 6/19 1 0

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Swapnil Singh is a left-arm orthodox Indian spinner who has been around the domestic circuit for a long time but has had limited opportunities to showcase his skills adequately. Born in Rae Bareilly in Uttar Pradesh on 22nd January 1991, he decided to begin his professional career playing for Baroda and made his first-class debut in 2006, just a few days before his 15th birthday.

His T20 debut came in 2007 in the Inter-State Twenty-20 Tournament, and in 2008, he was named in the 25-member probable India U19 squad traveling to Malaysia for the ICC U19 Cricket World Cup but could not make it to the final team. He was also part of the Mumbai squad for the inaugural Indian Premier League season and played his first List A game for Baroda later that year.

He started to get more games during the 2014-15 Ranji Trophy season and was a crucial player for the side in the following year. His outstanding performance in the 2015 Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, where he registered six wickets for just 19 runs, got him into the spotlight and piqued the interest of the scouts. He was soon awarded a contract by the Punjab franchise for the 2016 Indian Premier League.

He remained with them till 2017 and played just five games over the season without making much of an impact. He returned to the grind of domestic cricket and began to work hard while performing consistently for Baroda. He was the leading run-scorer for them in the 2017–18 Ranji Trophy with 565 runs in six matches and soon his batting began to take prominence.

In 2018, he was named in the India Blue squad for the Duleep Trophy. He switched to Uttarakhand for the 2021–22 domestic season and his recent improvement in the shortest format of the game prompted the Lucknow franchise to recruit him for the 2023 Indian Premier League. Spending much of the season on the bench, he only had the opportunity to make appearances in two games.

Subsequently, Lucknow decided to release him ahead of the 2024 Indian Premier League auction. However, Bengaluru showed faith in him during the auction process. With recent respectable all-round performances across all three formats for Uttarakhand, he finds himself in the twilight of a long and industrious domestic career.