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AB de Villiers Heaps Praise On Young Team India Sensation Rinku Singh

by Himanshu Singh
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Former South African player AB de Villiers showered praise on Rinku Singh, lauding him as an exceptional player and a game-changer.

AB de Villiers Heaps Praise On Young Team India Sensation Rinku Singh
AB de Villiers praises Rinku Singh. Photo – Twitter

Over the past couple of years, Rinku Singh has truly made a mark with his outstanding performances. His cricket journey kicked off during the 2016-17 Ranji Trophy season, representing Uttar Pradesh, where his aggressive playing style and knack for scoring quick runs grabbed selectors’ attention. The turning point for Singh came in the 2017 Indian Premier League (IPL) auction, where the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) secured him.

Rinku Singh’s story exemplifies the intense competition, where stellar domestic performances often act as a springboard for players to break into the national team or secure prominent roles in franchise cricket.

What sets Rinku Singh apart is his consistent ability to close out games under pressure, swiftly earning him a crucial role in the Indian cricket team for T20 Internationals. Since his debut, Singh has showcased remarkable composure and a flair for handling high-pressure situations, securing the coveted No. 6 spot in the batting order. In less than a year, he has built an impressive record, notching up 356 runs in 15 matches with an outstanding average of 89.00 and a scintillating strike rate of 176.23.

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With the Twenty20 World Cup 2024 quickly approaching, Rinku Singh has established himself as India’s first choice when the stakes are high. In India’s pursuit of world dominance, his ability to flourish under stress and reliably produce with the bat has made him an indispensable asset, solidifying his position as the first choice for the playing XI.

Legendary cricketer AB de Villiers admired Rinku Singh, calling him a game-changer and a brilliant player. De Villiers says he’s happy to see Rinku Singh be so consistent, and he emphasizes how important it is to be the sort of player who can reliably seal the deal for his team in games.

“Rinku is an outstanding player, a game-changer, and it’s nice to witness his growing consistency. A player should always strive to be consistent and work towards winning games for the team,” de Villiers said on his YouTube channel.

Rinku Singh has truly made his mark, particularly in the final overs, demonstrating his skill by consistently hitting boundaries every 2.3 deliveries. This underscores his vital role as a reliable finisher, a quality that proved instrumental in India’s exciting win over Afghanistan in the third T20I.

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