Speed ​​of 150 KMPH, 20 wickets in 9 matches, India gets new ‘Umran Malik’

Ashok Sharma: These days Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2025-26 is being played in India. Apart from many star players of India, young players are taking part in this tournament. Many star players of Team India are participating in this competition. Rajasthan’s fast bowler Ashok Sharma is in the news a lot. The reason is his fast bowling. He is on fire in this tournament with his deadly bowling. In such a situation, India has now got another Umran Malik.

Who is Ashok Sharma?

Ashok Sharma is 23 years old. He is representing Rajasthan for the first time in T-20 in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. Born in the year 2002, Ashok has been a part of KKR in IPL 2022. The franchise had bought him for Rs 55 lakh, while he has been a part of Rajasthan Royals in IPL 2025. Rajasthan had made him a part of their team for Rs 30 lakh. Now Ashok Sharma has come into everyone’s attention with his fast bowling in Syed Mushtaq Ali.

He has also bowled the ball at a speed of 150.3 kilometers per hour in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. Apart from this, he bowls continuously at the speed of 148 KMPH. In such a situation, it can be said that India has got another Umran Malik. This season he has taken 4-4 wickets against Saurashtra and Uttarakhand. This year itself he has made his debut for Rajasthan in Ranji Trophy and Syed Mushtaq Ali.

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shocks most wickets

Ashok has taken the most wickets so far in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2025-26. He has taken the most wickets in his name so far this season. He has taken 20 wickets in the 9 matches played so far. Looking at his speed and deadly bowling, it seems that he can earn crores of rupees in the IPL 2026 auction.

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