Rahul Tewatia, a seasoned campaigner, finally took off at the IPL 2020. He was one of Rajasthan's most impactful players.
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The all-rounder from Haryana accumulated 224 runs and finished as the fourth-highest run-getter for the team after 11 matches, behind Jos Buttler, Sanju Samson and Steven Smith. He scored his runs at a strike-rate of 143.58 and won Rajasthan games against Kings XI Punjab (now Punjab Kings) and Sunrisers Hyderabad from losing positions.
Rahul Tewatia also accounted for seven wickets this season, making him the second-highest wicket-taker for his side. His economy rate of 7.25 makes him his the side's second-most economical bowler, after Jofra Archer.
After a breakthrough IPL season, the 27-year-old has only gone from strength to strength. He looked in ominous touch in the domestic limited-overs tournaments with both bat and the ball and will hope to continue his exploits in the India jersey.
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Ankush Das
Ankush is a cricket journalist at Sportskeeda covering news, listicles, features, and exclusives. A graduate in Commerce and an accountant by qualification, Ankush followed his true calling for sports journalism, and today, has over 8 years of experience having working for the likes of Sportzwiki and Cricfit. Ankush places a very high emphasis on factual accuracy in his articles and believes in representing the true image of the story. Writing in the simplest and most easy-to-understand language possible, especially for those not well-versed with English, is one of his strengths.
Ankush, who captained his state in the National School games, is a big fan of Ravichandran Ashwin. He admires his unconventional thinking and his eagerness to keep learning despite being a legend of the game. His favorite cricket team is Australia because of their mentality and fighting spirit, and them beating India in the 2003 World Cup final left a lasting impression on him.
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