In the IPL 2009, a 19-year fast bowler created panic. Leaving from a small village in Uttar Pradesh without playing any first-class matches, his selection was done directly for Rajasthan Royals. Kamran Khan was born on 10 March. Today he is celebrating his birthday.
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Kamran Khan, strong to work in the fields: Kamran returned again but his bowling was not the same and never again bowled at a speed of 140 km / h. Gradually, he got out of the Rajasthan team and then he stopped getting opportunities to play on behalf of any team. In 2011, he was picked by the Pune Warriors, but here too his luck was poor and due to knee injury he was ruled out of the tournament. After this, Kamran was forgotten. Now the condition is that to work his life, he works in his brother's fields.
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Veteran Australia off-spinner Shane Warne had expressed grief over Kamran's situation and said, "I am shocked to know that Kamran is working in the fields rather than playing in the IPL". One talent was transported. Warne had raised the question and said, if the BCCI is making money from the IPL, then the players should also earn. Warne has a point, but the question is whether the BCCI, which has earned crores of rupees from the IPL due to players like Kamran, will ever do anything to overcome a talented player.
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