Mayank Yadav’s Stunning T20I Debut: 147 kph and Maiden Over

IND vs BAN: Mayank Yadav Clocks 147 kph, Bowls Maiden Over on T20I Debut

Mayank Yadav’s India debut in the first T20I against Bangladesh showcased his blazing pace, as the 22-year-old pacer bowled a maiden over and secured his first international wicket. With a speed of 147 km/h, he cemented his place as a future Indian pace star.

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On October 6, Mayank Yadav made a thrilling impact in his debut match against Bangladesh. The IPL 2024 star, known for his exceptional performance with Lucknow Super Giants, where he clocked 156.7 km/h, continued his streak in the international arena. Yadav’s debut was eagerly awaited, and he did not disappoint. In just his eighth delivery, he dismissed Bangladesh’s seasoned campaigner Mahmudullah Riyad, setting the tone for his promising career.

The match in Gwalior was notable for two young IPL breakout stars, Mayank Yadav and Nitish Kumar Reddy, making their first appearances for India. Mayank’s ability to bowl consistently at high speeds, reaching up to 147 km/h, troubled the Bangladesh top order and showcased his potential to become a vital part of India’s bowling unit.

Mayank Yadav has now joined an elite group of Indian bowlers who have bowled a maiden over on their T20I debut. His debut is a testament to his future in the Indian team, as he becomes the third Indian bowler and fifth overall to accomplish this feat.

Indian bowlers with a maiden over on T20I debut:

1. AB Agarkar: Debut in 2006
2. KK Ahmed: Debut in 2018
3. Arshdeep Singh: Debut in 2022
4. Navdeep Saini: Debut in 2019
5. Mayank Yadav: Debut in 2024

Mayank’s fiery pace and composed performance have raised expectations for his international career, as he aims to become a permanent fixture in India’s bowling attack. His debut against Bangladesh has marked the beginning of a bright future for the young pacer.

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