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RV Pawar

Rajesh Pawar

47y 11d Bombay (now Mumbai), Maharashtra
Born
September 6, 1979, Bombay (now Mumbai), Maharashtra
Playing Roles
bowler
Batting Style
left-hand bat
Bowling Style
slow left-arm orthodox
Fielding Pos
N/A
Intl Career
N/A

Profile & Biography

When he made his first-class debut in 1996, aged 16, Rajesh Pawar was being touted as India's next great left-arm spin hope. He went on to lead the Mumbai Under-19 side and was part of the Indian U-19 squad at the 1998 junior World Cup, a side that comprised Mohammad Kaif and Harbhajan Singh. He was the revelation in the 1999-00 domestic season, grabbing 44 first-class wickets and coming close to national selection.
But he struggled to hold his place in a strong Mumbai line-up - comprising a formidable spin trio of Nilesh Kulkarni, Sairaj Bahutule and Ramesh Powar - and could manage only 30 wickets in his next three seasons. A move to neighbouring Baroda, with a little help from club-mate Zaheer Khan, allowed him to start afresh and despite a sluggish start, with only three wickets from four games in 2003-04, he's been a consistent performer over the last three seasons.
Siddhartha Vaidyanathan May 2007

Batting Career Summary

Full Stats
FormatMatInnsNORunsHSAveBFSR100s50s4s6sCtSt
FC8411416185395*18.9-06340
List A361934328927389111.0503140
T20841732.331450000010

Bowling Career Summary

Full Stats
FormatMatInnsBallsRunsWktsBBIBBMAveEconSR4w5w10w
FC841855784512817/8730.072.73661122
List A3617191355393/383/3834.744.7244000
T208713217962/212/2129.838.1322000

Photos of RV Pawar

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Rajesh Pawar celebrates after getting rid of SS Das
Rajesh Pawar bowls
Rajesh Pawar celebrates during his five-wicket haul
Rajesh Pawar appeals unsuccessfuly for the wicket of Tony Suji
Wasim Jaffer vomits as teammate Rajesh Pawar attends to him and captain Rahul Dravid looks on
Wasim Jaffer, one of four centurions in India's innings in the 2007 Mirpur Test, struggles with dehydration while batting