“No baptized father, money …”: IPL star Digvesh Rathi, who was fined by BCCI, emerged

Lucknow Super Giants Spinner Digvesh Rathi appeared as one of the new stars of the Indian Premier League (IPL). He named the Bowling performances with trademark book celebrations that won penalties and penalties from BCCI. However, the challenging journey to the star is sand and determination. Digvesh’s brother Sunny was advised how the family faces difficulties and even leave Delhi for financial problems. However, he did not break Digvesh’s flexibility that showed a tremendous promise and realized his dream.

“Digvesh did not have a baptized father, we did not have money or effect. It was recommended to get out of Delhi. Par Bhag Kyun Jaye (but why should we escape)?” Sunny, who worked as a police officer at Mandoi prison complex, told Indian Express.

Digvesh, who was purchased by LSG for RS 30 Lakh, initially started as a slope, but the lack of application in Nets encouraged him to turn into a melon. Spinner, a fan of Sunil Narine, modeled his action and bowling style after the West Indian Islands cricket, and his performances gained much praise.

“When Digvesh was a bat row, most of the good bowls were indifferent to Bowling because it was not a known name. When they played good strokes against them, their egos were hurt. The players brought their own jack balls.

Digvesh attracted the attention of the former Indian Cricket Team, Little Gate Keeper Vijay Dahiya, who wanted him to train at his academy. However, the great memory came in the Delhi Premier League, where he bought 14 small gates for South Delhi Superstarz.