Ranchi. Money has rained on 3 Jharkhand players in IPL. Among these 3 players, the highest bid has been placed on Kumar Kushagra. Delhi Capitals bought Kumar Kushagr for Rs. 7.20 crore, while Gujarat bought Robin Minz for Rs. 3.60 crore has been spent. Apart from this, Gujarat has also bought Sushant Mishra for Rs 2.20 crore.
23-year-old Sushant Mishra from Ranchi has been selected as a fast bowler in IPL’s Gujarat Titans. Gujarat Titans have included Sushant in their team by bidding 2.2 crore rupees. Sushant Paes will take charge of Gujarat’s bowling. There is a happy atmosphere at Sushant’s house as he gets his chance in IPL for the first time. Sushant’s father Sameer Mishra says he will turn 23 on 23rd of this month and God has gifted him IPL. He has achieved this position after hard work.
Playing cricket since the age of 12
According to his father, Sushant started playing at the age of 12. Seeing his inclination towards the sport, he was also admitted to a local cricket academy so that he could live his life as per his liking. His father says he had two dreams. Either the son wants to become a doctor or a cricketer and today one of those dreams has come true.
The mother used to take the kit to the field
Sushant’s mother says that since childhood he was a topper in sports and studies. From the beginning he practiced for hours. As a child, he was reprimanded several times for his insistence on playing, but he did not stop playing and his mother would leave him on the field after losing to this victory. When he was 12 years old, his mother would take him to the field with a kit bag and he would practice. As I reach this milestone today, I am getting a lot of congratulations. The eyes are filled with happiness. However, his mother says that there are still dreams and Sushant still has a lot to achieve.
Where did cricket begin?
According to Sushant’s coach Satyam, Sushant made his debut in 2012 with Ranchi District Under-14. He then played under 16 for Ranchi and then under 16 for Jharkhand. In 2019, he also played in Asia Cup and World Cup for India Under-19. He also bowled in the nets with RCB in 2020 and was sold to Sunrisers Hyderabad in 2022 for a base price of Rs 20 lakh, but this time Gujarat Titans have given him a better platform, which will open doors for him to join the Indian team.
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First published: December 20, 2023, 08:55 IST