IPL 2023: RCB IPL 2023 Squad: Avinash Singh RCB – Royal Challengers Bangalore bought a total of seven players in the IPL auction 2023. The Red Army spent millions on the likes Will Jacks and English pacer Reece Topley. Apart from these two foreign players, the Bengaluru-based franchise has also bought five uncapped players. The likes of Himanshu Singh, Manoj Bhandage, and Sonu Yadav are some familiar names in the domestic circuit. Among them, there is Avinash Singh Manhas hailing from Jammu and Kashmir. To note, Avinash has not played any domestic cricket and has no professional records. So, the big question arises who is Avinash? Follow IPL 2023 LIVE Updates with InsideSport.IN
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#RCB fans, wanna know who’s Avinash Singh, bought by RCB for 60 lakhs? He’s so unknown that even I didn’t know him till today!
Hasn’t played any domestic cricket at all but I’m being told he’s from Umran Malik league! (Can confrim once I get videos). So, how did he make it? ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/9TwLKmcOay— Mohsin Kamal (@64MohsinKamal) December 23, 2022
As per the information shared by a J&K based Journalist Mohsin Khan, Avinash was born and brought up in Jammu. He has played most of the cricket with tennis ball. Before the IPL auction, Avinash joined a local cricket academy and played a few matches with the season ball to hone his skills. It is also being told that Avinash has the ability to bowl with express pace just like Umran Malik.
Earlier this year, Avinash attended a trial camp organized by RCB in Jammu. The express pacer impressed everyone with his bowling skills. In a desire to work on his bowling skills, he went to Pune where he worked on his bowling with several prominent coaches.
Who is Avinash Singh? He’d never played professional leather ball cricket until Hinterland Scouting introduced us to this new Jammu and Kashmir pace sensation. Find out more on who he is, and what RCB’s plans are.#PlayBold #WeAreChallengers #IPL2023 pic.twitter.com/NXloftaWqJ
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“This auction was an opportunity for RCB to venture into the other wing of our scouting, known as Hinterland scouting,” says RCB’s Head of Scouting, Malolan Rangarajan. “We have our AI partner helping us out, identifying talent. When we had gone to Jammu and Kashmir, we had identified Avinash over there. Ever since then, he ticked off a few parameters of us. One of which, the most important parameter is, for him to be able to bowl (at a speed of) 145 kmph.”
“We have time now from December to March-April, and we have time to work on him. I wouldn’t be surprised if we go with our plan, he has the ability to even touch 150 in the future,” added Rangarajan. Over the next few months, Avinash Singh will get to work with Adam Griffith, RCB’s fast bowling coach to further polish his skills before the IPL season.
My son has toiled hard to reach at this level: Avinash’s father
As soon as Avinash was bagged by the Red Army in IPL auction, locals gathered around his house to congratulate the young cricketer. Speaking to a local news channel on YouTube, father of Avinash, Ashok Singh Manhas said, “My son has toiled very hard to get this opportunity. Not only him, but me along with his mother have also supported him despite the lack of cricketing facilities in the area.”
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IPL 2023: Who is Avinash Singh Manhas? Wild Celebrations spark in J&K after little known all-rounder signs for Virat Kohli’s RCB for Rs 60 Lakh – Check out
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