Deepak Chahar is the toast of the town. His best is not only India’s best but also the world’s best. 6/7 with a wet ball in an inexperienced bowling unit where you know you have to shoulder the bulk of the responsibility. And, you have to bowl in periods which haven’t perennially been your strength.

You are a perennially a new-ball bowler. A swing bowler, to be precisely clear. Prior to the third T20I against Bangladesh, you have bowled almost 76% (96 out of 126) deliveries in the powerplay. At your IPL franchise, Chennai Super Kings, it is almost 80% (493 off the 616 balls). Multiply all these facts with the amount of dew that there was in Nagpur and the form that Mohammad Naim was displaying, and you’d realize the magnanimity of what Deepak Chahar achieved in T20 cricket.

Chahar was rejected first by former Indian coach Gregg Chappell.
Two years later, he made his Ranji Trophy debut for Rajasthan and instantly made an impact when his incisive seam and swing bowling led to figures of 8/10 as he skittled Hyderabad out for 21; still the lowest total in FC cricket. But post his memorable debut season, a spat of injuries in the next three seasons which ranged from getting diagnosed with jaundice to tearing his muscle to injuring his shoulder on the eve of squad selection, threatened to put his career on the backburner again.

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Deepak Chahar Biography | Records, Career, Family & Net Worth | The Story Of India's Future Prospect.