Deepak Chahar: Team India's fast bowler Deepak Chahar last played for India in the year 2023. While Deepak Chahar played for Chennai Super Kings team in IPL 2024. But due to injury, he had to be out of the season. Deepak Chahar has been injured a lot for the last 2 years.

Due to which he is also playing domestic cricket. Deepak has not got a place in Duleep Trophy 2024 due to injury. However, Deepak Chahar
Chahar once bowled brilliantly in domestic cricket and became a nightmare for batsmen in the style of former dangerous bowler Lasith Malinga.

Deepak Chahar took 12 wickets

Let us tell you that 32-year-old fast bowler Deepak Chahar bowled brilliantly in Ranji Trophy 2010 and made the batsmen sweat.

Because, in the match played between Rajasthan and Hyderabad in Ranji Trophy in 2010, Deepak Chahar took 12 wickets in a single Test match.

Because, he bowled very well in the first innings and took 8 wickets for just 10 runs. While in the second innings, Deepak Chahar took 4 wickets for 54 runs. Deepak Chahar was given the Man of the Match award for this brilliant bowling.

Hyderabad team was all out on 21 runs

In the match between Hyderabad and Rajasthan played in Ranji Trophy 2010, Hyderabad team which came to bat first was all out for just 21 runs. Due to which a shameful record was registered in the name of the team.

Whereas Rajasthan team was successful in scoring 403 runs in the first innings.

Captain Hrishikesh Kanitkar batted brilliantly for Rajasthan and scored 193 runs. While Hyderabad could not do anything special in the second innings and was reduced to just 126 runs. Due to which Hyderabad team had to face defeat by an innings and 256 runs.

International Career of Deepak Chahar

While if we talk about Deepak Chahar's international career, he has just made his debut for Team India in ODI and T20 formats. Deepak Chahar made his debut in the year 2018.

So far Deepak Chahar has taken 16 wickets in 13 ODI matches at an average of 30. While Chahar has taken 31 wickets in 25 T20 matches at an average of 24.