Nehal Vadera is an Indian cricketer who has played for Punjab in many domestic competitions. He has represented India under-19 at international level. He played for Mumbai Indians in the 2023 IPL season and made a name for himself as a powerlifter.
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Wiki/Biography
Nehal Vadera was born on Monday, September 4, 2000 (age 22; as of 2022) in Ludhiana, Punjab, India. Her zodiac sign is Virgo. He started competing in sports tournaments at the age of eight and began his cricket training under coach Charanjit Bhangu at the age of nine and later under coach Harjinder Singh at the Ludhiana District Cricket Association Stadium. He studied up to 10th standard at Sacred Heart Convent School, Sarabha Nagar, Ludhiana, and attended BCM Arya Model Sr. Sec. School for 11th and 12th standard. He graduated from Satish Chander Dhawan Government College, Ludhiana, Punjab.
Nehal Vadera as a child
Physical appearance
Height (approx): 5′ 9″
Weight (approx): 70 kg
Hair color: black
Eye Color: Black
Body Measurements (Approx): Chest 40″, Waist 32″, Biceps 13″
family
He was born in a middle-class family.
parents and siblings
Father’s name is Kamal Vadera, who is an industrialist. His mother’s name is Gurpreet Vadera and she supported him in his early days. He has an elder sister named Rhythm Wadhera.
Nehal Vadera (extreme right) with his family
wife and children
He is unmarried.
Relationships/affairs
He is single.
Career
Domestic
He started playing cricket for Punjab U-16 in 2015–16 season and went on to play for Punjab U-19 team in Vijay Merchant Trophy and Cooch Behar Trophy scoring 529 runs at an average of 44.08 in 2017–18 Cooch Behar Trophy.
Nehal Vadera at Punjab Under-16 playing days
He played for Ludhiana U-23 team against Bathinda U-23 team in the inter-district championship and scored 578 runs off 414 balls at a strike rate of 139 with 42 fours and 37 sixes, after which he was given a cash prize of Rs 51,000.
Nehal Vadera was awarded after his 578 innings
He made his Ranji debut for Punjab on 3 January 2023 against Gujarat where he scored his maiden century of 123 runs. He scored his first double century in the 2022-23 Ranji season with 214 runs against Madhya Pradesh.
Nehal Vadera celebrates his maiden century
International
India Under 19
He made his India Under-19 debut on 17 July 2018 against Sri Lanka and scored 82 runs. He later played for the India U-19 A and India U-19 Green teams.
Nehal Vadera on India Under-19 playing days
Indian Premier League (IPL)
Nehal Vadera was acquired by Mumbai Indians (MI) in the December 2022 auction for the 2023 IPL season at his base price of Rs 20 lakh. He played his debut IPL match on 2 April 2023 against Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) and scored 21 runs off 13 balls, including a 101-metre six that left the stadium.
Aged 22, on his debut, MI top-tier Big 3 in the dugout and the kid has played one of the knocks in this IPL.
Nehal Vadera, brilliant. pic.twitter.com/wKisjarHmh
– John. (@CricCrazyJohns) April 2, 2023
He later scored some quick and useful runs as MI struggled, including 40 runs off 21 balls when MI were 59 runs for 5 against Gujarat Titans (GT) and his maiden T20 half-century of 64 runs off 51 balls when MI were 14 for 14 in the SuperCS.
Nehal Vadera’s first IPL half-century against CSK
Facts/Trivia
- His batting style is left-handed while his bowling style is right-arm break.
Nehal Vadera during bowling practice
- He is the third cricketer from Ludhiana to play for India at any level after Yaspal Sharma of the 1983 World Cup winning team and senior player Gagandeep Singh.
- He is the third cricketer from Ludhiana to play in the IPL; The first two were Karan Goel and Love Ablish.
- He is also fondly called as the new day Yuvraj Singh because his coaches have seen the pieces of Yuvraj Singh.
- He had an altercation with Arjun Tendulkar during an IPL match against Gujarat Titans when he refused to take a single; However, Arjun made her run away. Many criticized Nehal for his attitude.
- He holds the record for the fastest 200, fastest 300, fastest 400 and fastest 500 runs in cricket (not in first-class or domestic cricket).
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