33 -year -old India National Cricket Team batsman Karun Nair has been confirmed the replacement in Vidarbha, when he has decided to leave the team.
Karun Nair has re -included Karnataka in three sessions after its last presence for the team, spent the last two sessions with Vidarbha.
Karun Nair staged India’s return after heroes for Vidarbha
Nair performed effectively for Vidarbha in domestic cricket in formats and played an important role in his third Ranji Trophy Triumph.
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He scored 863 runs in 16 innings with four centuries at 53.93 in the Ranji Trophy and forced the selection committee to recall the Test team after 8-plas years.
The batsman also set the stage on the stage in the Vijay Hazare Trophy, scoring 779 runs in eight innings, and in the IPL 2025, some incredible knock for Delhi Capital.
However, Nair was unable to repeat his success in the five -match Test series against the England National Cricket Team. He started a tour of England with a brilliant 204 in a tour match against England Lions in Canterbury.
But as the main chain started, his form was completely downhill, and he managed to score just 205 runs in 8 innings at an average of 25.62.
Ravikumar Samarth replaced Karun Nair in Vidarbha
According to a report in Cricbuzz, Ravikumar Samarth is now likely to be out of the central region in the upcoming domestic season.
The 32 -year -old batsman was born on January 22, 1993 in Mysore, and domestic cricket was played for Karnataka before the team joined Uttarakhand last season.
Now the batsman is ready to join Vidarbha as a uniform replacement for Karun Nair. With Samarth Samarth as his new recruitment, Dhruv Shore will remain his second professional.
Samarth told Cricbuz on Wednesday, “I have taken NOC from Uttarakhand and waiting for formalities (with Vidarbha).”
Overall, Ravikumar Samarth has played 95 first -class matches in his career and scored 6157 runs at an average of 39.72.
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There is a difficult place to catch England – Karun Nair
In a recent interview with Revsports, Karun Nair spoke about India’s fielding crisis and his standout performance as a fielder on a tour of England. He said:
“England is a difficult place to catch. When both teams are leaving some catches, it should be the factors involved. Sometimes it has been a really difficult chain to see the ball, and then to get their hands in the right position to catch.
“One can make all the differences a second late to see the ball. When practicing, it was about creating the situation and background where the ball can come and focus on how we will react when we do not even see the ball. I have always been a person who has been working on my catching, and after slipping through my whole career, it has come to a natural form, it has come to a nature.”
