Sumit Kumar of Haryana might draw some teams.
The 2023 Vijay Hazare Trophy is over, and Haryana’s Sumit Kumar was at the top of his game.
The pacer’s outstanding bowling and useful batting contributed significantly to Haryana’s first-ever VHT triumph.
Sumit smashed 183 runs with a strike rate of 155.08 during the competition and claimed 18 wickets at an economy of 4.15.
Atit Sheth, a Baroda seamen, may be in demand.
With so few pace-bowling all-rounders in India, teams can pursue Atit Sheth of Baroda.
With 18 wickets at a rate of 14.27, the 27-year-old concluded the 2023 Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy as the joint second-highest wicket-taker.
This season, Baroda made it to the SMAT finals because to his outstanding bowling.
Sheth is a skilled hitter, but he hasn’t yet lit the T20 arena on fire with his willow.
Anshul Kamboj might be an unexpected choice.
Another sprinter who was instrumental in Haryana’s historic victory this year at the Vijay Hazare Trophy.
In ten games, Anshul Kamboj claimed 17 wickets at an economy of 3.58. He is a well controlled bowler who can bowl in all phases.
Although the 23-year-old is still in his infancy, he possesses the drive to excel at a higher level. Teams might give him a go.
Yash Dayal might locate a new group.
During the previous IPL season, Yash Dayal made headlines for all the wrong reasons when Rinku Singh hit five straight sixes against him.
Dayal, a fairly skilled pacer in the domestic circuit, was also released by Gujarat Titans.
In the IPL, the 26-year-old Uttar Pradesh pacer has taken 13 wickets at an average of 35.46. He’ll be looking for atonement.