Nickname Mayank Markande
Born (DOB) 11 Nov 1997
Age 27 Years
Role Right Handed Bowler
National Side North Zone
Fantasy Credits 8, Points 72
Mayank Markande was born on November, 11 1997. A 27 Years old, Mayank Markande is a Right Handed Bowler from North Zone and is recognized as one of the top players in Cricket. Mayank Markande has garnered significant respect and admiration from fans across the globe. Mayank Markande is an international Cricketer who currently plays for North Zone. He has a remarkable career, achieving, with 8 fantasy credits and 72 fantasy points points, Mayank Markande is a strategic pick for fantasy Cricket enthusiasts. Find more about Mayank Markande's stats and highlights on Possible11.
A young sensation from Patiala, Mayank Markande is a classic right-arm leg-break bowler who can deceive the batsmen with his flighted deliveries and stunning googlies. He played for Punjab in the 2017-18 edition of the Syed-Mushtaq Ali Trophy.
Out of nowhere, Mayank was picked up by the Mumbai franchise for INR 20 lakhs in the 2018 Indian T20 League auction. His impressive performance in the pre-auction trials and net sessions convinced the star-studded Mumbai coaching staff and the skipper. Straightaway, Markande was sent to make his debut in the first game of the season against Chennai. His inclusion in playing XI surprised many at the beginning but Markande proved his worth in the first match itself when he picked up a 3-wicket haul which included his life's most memorable wicket - MS Dhoni, who he dismissed with his ravishing googly. He followed it up by picking up a 4-fer against Hyderabad which also allowed him to wear the purple cap for a certain period.
After an amazing display of spin bowling in the Indian T20 League, Markande's name spread like a wildfire and he was included in the India A team for the quadrangular ODI series. Markande proved to be a big asset for Punjab as he became the leading wicket-taker for them, picking up 29 wickets for his side in his maiden Ranji season. His fifer against the England Lions at the start of 2019 further proved his credentials. Markande was traded twice in the Indian T20 League, from Mumbai to Delhi, and before he could play fir Delhi, he was traded to Rajasthan in a move to swap him with Ajinkya Rahane.
Mayank received a call out of the blue, this time it was to represent his national side. Mayank got his T20I cap and made his debut against Australia. With competition in the spin department quite high, Markande still has a long way to go before he establishes himself at the top.
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