New Delhi: Ever since Parveez Rasool’s selection in the India ‘A’ squad in 2013, the Jammu and Kashmir cricketer has been a torchbearer for the sport in the state. But that was just the beginning as the 25-year-old all-rounder soon became the first player from J&K to feature in the Indian Premier League — playing for Pune Warriors India in IPL- 6.
While he failed to get too many opportunities in the IPL last year, SunRisers Hyderabad realised his potential and bought him for Rs 95 lakh in the auction. But things haven’t gone too well for Rasool in the last month. Not only did he fail to perform in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, even his team finished last in the North Zone qualifying tournament
While he failed to get too many opportunities in the IPL last year, SunRisers Hyderabad realised his potential and bought him for Rs 95 lakh in the auction. But things haven’t gone too well for Rasool in the last month. Not only did he fail to perform in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, even his team finished last in the North Zone qualifying tournament