Himachal Pradesh all-rounder Rishi Dhawan, who was bought by Kings XI Punjab (KXIP) for INR 3 crore at the 2014 players’ auction, is eye impressive performances in the forthcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) to stake a claim for national selection.
Dhawan, who became the second-most costliest buy at the auction after Railways all-rounder Karn Sharma (INR 3.75 cr), believes his fine show for KXIP will act as a “stepping stone” to get ready for a maiden call-up into the Indian team.
“I have done well in the domestic circuit this season. I believe my good showing in the IPL will act as a stepping stone to get into the Indian team. I am looking ahead to this year’s IPL to further prove my experience,” Dhawan told PTI.
The young pacer from Mandi finished as the highest wicket-taker in the Ranji Trophy this year with 49 scalps.
Dhawan, who became the second-most costliest buy at the auction after Railways all-rounder Karn Sharma (INR 3.75 cr), believes his fine show for KXIP will act as a “stepping stone” to get ready for a maiden call-up into the Indian team.
“I have done well in the domestic circuit this season. I believe my good showing in the IPL will act as a stepping stone to get into the Indian team. I am looking ahead to this year’s IPL to further prove my experience,” Dhawan told PTI.
The young pacer from Mandi finished as the highest wicket-taker in the Ranji Trophy this year with 49 scalps.
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