5 uncapped Indian bowlers likely to make T20I debut soon

The IPL 2025 is not only a platform where all the international cricketers can showcase their talent in a global league, but is also a league where some young and inexperienced players also catch the limelight. There have been a lot of young batters, bowlers, and all-rounders who have emerged into big talents in the Indian cricketing world. There have been some remarkable uncapped Indian bowlers who have created a lot of waves in the tournament this season, and it is time to discuss which bowler might find their way into the Indian T20I side, looking at how they have performed this season. The IPL has proven to be a tournament where the batters turn out to have more dominance than the bowlers, so it is important to talk about some of these individuals and why they deserve a chance to represent the blue jersey in the shortest format of the game and what they have achieved with the ball so far. Also Check: 5 Uncapped Indian players shining bright in IPL 2025 Here are the top five Uncapped Indian bowlers who might break into the Indian T20I squad right now: 5. Vignesh Puthur (MI) Vignesh Puthur. (Photo Source - Twitter/X) Vignesh Puthur might not have had a lot of games, but he has proven to have a lot of potential in the five matches he has featured in. The 24-year-old Kerala left-arm wrist spinner has a natural flight and dip and bowls an attacking length to the batters. Though Puthur still has a lot to improve in terms of variations, his natural ability might be enough to get him a place in international cricket. In the five matches he has played so far, Puthur has taken six wickets at an average of 18.16. Though his economy is slightly on the higher side, he has still managed to take some crucial wickets. His best game so far was against the Chennai Super Kings (CSK), against whom he finished with figures of 3/32 in his full quota of four overs. 4. Ashwani Kumar (MI) Ashwani Kumar. (Photo by INDRANIL MUKHERJEE/AFP via Getty Images) Vignesh was not the only player from the Mumbai Indians franchise who surprised everyone on debut as a 23-year-old left-arm seamer; Ashwani Kumar also made the list, taking an incredible four-wicket haul against defending champions Kolkata Knight Riders. Ashwani has decent pace and movement with some variations as well. The only thing that he has slightly lacked is consistency. The Mohali-born pacer in the three games he has played has taken six wickets at an average of 17.50. Though his economy has been slightly on the higher side, his wicket-taking ability and the rarity of Left-arm pacers within the Indian team might force the selectors to pick him in the T20I squad. 3. Vipraj Nigam (DC) Vipraj-Nigam. (Photo Source: Twitter) The Delhi Capitals (DC) have their fair share of upcoming talents within the squad, and one of them is Uttar Pradesh leg spinner Vipraj Nigam. The 20-year-old has proven to be an asset for the franchise with his gutsy line and length, which lures the batters into making mistakes. He has already had some impactful innings in this tournament. Vipraj Nigam has taken nine wickets from 10 matches at an average of 28.44 and has an economy of 9.48. The fact that he can also score a few runs lower down the order might also lead the Indian selectors to lean towards him. 2. Yash Dayal (RCB) Yash Dayal.(Photo Source - Twitter/X) There was a moment in 2023 when Yash Dayal had one of the most forgettable matches in the tournament. However, the young left-arm seamer has come back from the horrors of that match in the last two seasons. Dayal is someone who can make crucial breakthroughs and also bowl the tough overs in the game. He proved that in the last game against the Chennai Super Kings as well. Dayal is one of the highest wicket takers for RCB this season, where he has taken 10 wickets in 11 matches at an average of 34.60. He also has three years of experience playing in the tournament. He was already part of the Indian team in the T20I series against South Africa, and these performances can lead to him getting a callback once and he will be hopeful that he gets a game to prove himself in international cricket. 1. Digvesh Rathi (LSG) Suryakumar-Yadav-and-Digvesh-Singh-Rathi. (Photo Source: IPL) The Lucknow franchise's season might not have gone entirely to plan, but they will be happy to find some young players with potential. One of them is Delhi-born mystery spinner Digvesh Rathi, who has impressed fans and experts with his incredible accuracy and control, along with his variations. The 25-year-old is one of the emerging players for LSG this season. In the 10 games he has played, Rathi has taken 10 wickets at an average of 31 and has a phenomenal economy of just 7.75 runs an over. The skill, ability, and maturity he has shown so far could be enough to make it into the India T20I squad going forward.

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5 uncapped Indian bowlers likely to make T20I debut soon

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