Kavya Maran may release THIS star player from SRH before IPL 2026, he is a six-hitting sensation, his name is...
Aniket Verma was brilliant in his first season in the IPL where he scored 236 runs in 14 games with an average of over 27. His best performance was in his second game when he played a scorching 74 against Delhi Capitals in his third match.
The capability to counter the spin bowling is one of the most remarkable features of Aniket. He was the quickest to hit 12 sixes in an IPL match as he did it in 66 balls.
Sunrisers Hyderabad have taken a core-based approach on the auction, in the two preceding seasons. SRH has a core of players like Abhishek Sharma, Travis Head, Heinrich Klaasen, and Pat Cummins at the center of its setup, so it will not be keen on experimentation in its quest to be successful. Aniket is not a part of this core group and hence may not be part of their long term retention strategy.
Aniket has proved to be susceptible to pace even though he plays destructively against spin. When the pinch-hitter is likely to face any form of bowling, particularly at the death overs, then his limited use of this single strength may prove a factor.
Aniket was signed only at Rs 30 lakh during his first season, and may now be hoping to get a release and re-enter the auction pool hoping of getting a higher bid. His performances and the hype that he has generated could be something that franchises are considering, particularly those who have a vacancy in their lower-order needing powerful stroke play, especially against spin bowling.
However, despite the fact that SRH did not qualify for the playoffs, the franchise is not expected to drastically change. Their general approach appears to be somewhat successful, although slight changes such as removal of flat dimensional players in favor of more multipotent ones might be around the corner. Aniket may just be another victim of this strategic tweaking, particularly when he fails to broaden his scope on the fast bowling.
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