Digwesh Rathi from MS Dhoni: How has unkapped players have done in IPL 2025 so far? , Cricket news

New Delhi: As the Indian Premier League 2025 crosses its half -way mark, it is not just a superstar who made headlines.
This season has seen an exciting bounce of uncapricated players, which prove their subtlety in high pressure situations.
While legends such as MS Dhoni, who entered the league as an unkapted player due to a rule change, continued to attract the crowd, these are low-term names: Digwesh Rathi, Vibahhav Suryavanshi, and Ashwani Kumar, among others, who have changed their heads and have started to carve their own legacy.
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Digvesh Rathi leads the pack of uncapricated bowlers

Digwesh Rathi among unaccounted bowlers Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) has certainly been the most consistent.
So far, in eight matches, Legi has taken nine wickets in the 7.43 economy, which is a commendable rate in today’s batting format.
The best headlines of 2/30 may not be the one who may not be, but the nature of the rathi and the nature under pressure, their unconventional bowling action, has added the actual depth to the LSG bowling arsenal.
Closed on his heel Kolkata Knight Riders‘Vaibhav Arora, whose eight wickets in just six matches have come at a strike rate of 16.12.
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While his economy (9.11) suggests a little leakage, Arora’s Naik has made him priceless for successes.
Vignesh Puthur of Mumbai Indians has made a revelation in fewer occasions: six wickets in four matches at a magnificent average of 15.66.
However, it is Ashwani Kumar who has provided one of the most eye -catch performances of the season. He obtained four wickets in the presence of his first league, who became the first Indian to take four wickets on an IPL debut.
If the MI uses it cleverly in half the half of the latter, it can turn into a late season ex-factor.
Meanwhile, some unkapped bowlers have fought to adapt. Simarjit Singh, Prince Yadav, and Yash Thakur have all gone for 10-plus runs, with high bowling average and minimum impact.
While these young guns reflect the promise, the pressure of the IPL spotlight is clearly a difficult crucible.
Another name -making waves are Priyash Arya of Punjab, who gave smack to a blistering 103 against Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in the beginning of his fourth IPL. Currently, he claims a mind-bogling strike rate of over 200.

With 254 runs, he played an aggressive role.
Team’s companions Nehal Wadhera and Prabhasimran Singh have added substances to Punjab’s batting, in which both show better shot selection and status awareness.
Abishek Porl (DC) and Amanjot Raghuvanshi (KKR) have been a stable artist in the middle order, while the Annic Verma (SRH) with a strike rate of 187.05 has distributed explosive cameo that have turned into matches.
Asutosh Sharma has emerged as a clutch finisher in Delhi, striking with a cool head on 178.94 and a fearless blade in the overs of death.

However, not all unkapped batsmen flourish.
Naman Dhir, Ramandeep Singh, and Sameer Rizvi have scored brilliant runs, which show the brightness of talent, but lacks continuity.

How has MS Dhoni performed as the oldest unaccounted player of IPL?

Even when these youth make their identity, MS Dhoni’s presence remains magnetic. Although, looking at the 43-year-old man-who played more than 500 matches for India-a rule by change as an unaccounted player qualifies as a unaccounted player, comparison is rarely like.
On its face, the number paints a Rosie photo. Batting indefinitely under the order, the former Indian captain has scored 134 runs in 8 matches, with a great strike rate of 152.27.
Again, seeing that he is not an ordinary ‘unaccounted’ player, these are paletry returns for someone of his experience.
As some of these names, such as Rathi, bring their names in a conversation for the selection of the national team, if there is a certainty in the IPL, it is that the heroes can emerge from the unexpected corners, and perhaps we can get a new new today?