Who is the bowler who dismissed Virat Kohli? (PC-PTI)
Pvsn Raju: Virat Kohli's bat roared fiercely in the Vijay Hazare Trophy. Virat, who came to play for Delhi against Andhra Pradesh, scored a brilliant century. This veteran right-handed batsman played an innings of 131 runs in 101 balls in which he hit 3 sixes and 14 fours. Virat wanted to end the match himself but his innings ended before Delhi could reach the target. Pvsn Raju Finished it. This fast bowler from Andhra Pradesh got Virat Kohli caught out by Sheikh Rashid. Let us tell you who are Pvsn Raju What else is their special thing?
Pvsn Raju Full name is Penumatsa Venkata Satyanarayana Raju. This fast bowler is 26 years old and he is one of the best bowlers of Andhra. Raju also played IPL last year, he was a part of Mumbai Indians team. Raju was born in Kakinada and started playing cricket at the age of just 10. Let us tell you that this player's father is a businessman selling prawns in Andhra Pradesh. Raju's father got him trained from Andhra first class cricketers Rafi Ahmed Kidwai and P Satyanarayana.
Pvsn Raju Came into discussion in the year 2024. In the Andhra Premier League, this player took 8 wickets in 7 matches and his economy rate was less than 7 runs per over. This player had pace as well as swing which attracted the attention of the scouts of Mumbai Indians. In the mega auction of IPL 2025, Mumbai Indians and Sunrisers Hyderabad tried to buy him, in the end Mumbai won. tell me Pvsn Raju He is amazing not only in cricket but also in studies. This player has done MBA from SRM University. Against Delhi in Vijay Hazare Trophy Pvsn Raju Team Andhra Pradesh definitely lost the match but this fast bowler showed his strength. Apart from Virat Kohli, Raju also took the wicket of Nitish Rana.
Talking about the match, Andhra Pradesh batted first and scored 298 runs in 50 overs. Ricky Bhui played a brilliant inning of 122 runs for Andhra. Simarjeet Singh took five wickets for Delhi. Prince Yadav got three wickets. In reply, Delhi achieved the target in just 37.4 overs. Virat Kohli scored a century, while Nitish Rana and Priyansh Arya scored half-centuries.
