Top 5 debutants of 2024 from the Indian Cricket Team

In 2024, several young Indian cricketers shone brightly, showing immense potential. Here’s a list of the top 5 debutants who could shape India’s cricketing future.

Armaan Patra

Published - Dec 24, 2024, 10:41 IST | Updated - Dec 24, 2024, 10:41 IST

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3. Mayank Yadav

Mayank Yadav, India's teenage pacer, has Indian fans thrilled with his bowling pace after making his T20 international debut for the Men in Blue against Bangladesh on October 6 in Gwalior. Mayank made headlines last year for bowling the quickest ball by any Indian bowler to date for the Lucknow Super Giants in the previous IPL season.

He established the record at 156.7 kmph, earning his first national team appearance. Though the dangerous bowler was ruled out in the middle of the IPL season, his abilities spoke for themselves. He showed potential to the selectors, allowing him to represent his nation. His international stats in the T20I format include four wickets in three matches, with an economy of 6.9.

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