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Anureet Singh, Australia

Bowler

Australia

Anureet Singh

Kathuria Anureet Singh

Born Mar 2, 1988 (38)

Birth Place India

Role Bowler

Batting Style Right Handed

Bowling Style Right-arm medium

Anureet Singh ICC Rankings

Recent Matches

Batting Career Summary

	MAT	NO	Runs	HS	AVG	SR	100s	50	4s	6s	CT	ST

Bowling Career Summary

	MAT	Wkts	AVG	ECON	Best	5w	10w

Teams Represented

Central Zone Active India A Active India Red Former Rest of India Active Kolkata Knight Riders Former Punjab Kings Former Rajasthan Royals Former Railways Former Baroda Former Sikkim Active Kandy Customs Cricket Club Active Interglobe Marine Active Bhilwara Kings Active Manipal Tigers Active Guwahati Avengers Active California Knights Active VVIP Uttar Pradesh Active Delhi Devils Active Indian Royals Active India Champions Active Northern Challengers Former Mumbai Marines Active Haryana Gladiators Active Delhi Royals Active Euro Gladiators Active Chennai Challengers Active Jammu Lions Active Rajasthan Lions Active Royal Riders Punjab Active

Player Biography

Anureet Singh is a right arm medium pacer who plays for Railways in the Ranji Trophy. Hailing from Delhi, Anureet wanted to become a batsman too in his initial playing days. He couldn't break into his state side, Delhi and hence had to turn to the Railways to start off a career. He played in their Under-22 side in the CK Nayudu Trophy in 2007 before making his first class debut for the senior side in 2008. He used to be a part of the Kolkata franchise in the Indian T20 League before being bought by the Mohali management in the 2014 auction, on the backing of a successful Ranji season where he picked a 9-wicket haul in the quarter final against Bengal.