Aryaman Birla one of India’s richest young cricketer who followed his passion instead of reining the Aditya Birla groups. At an early age, he was interested in playing cricket now wins to play in Ranji Trophy from Madhya Pradesh 2018. At the age of 23, Aryaman looks forward to staying in cricket rather than moving into his family business. He is the young and richest cricket player of India with a motivation to play instead of being the heir of his empire.

Being the son of the billionaire industrialist, Kumar Mangalam Birla he is studying to complete his graduation from the University of Mumbai.

Career Debut From Madhya Pradesh

His memorable beginning was after the Rajasthan Royals with the IPL auction. It was when he made the maiden century in 2018. After which he was selected for the Rajasthan Royals in 2020. This is another achievement of the richest cricketer playing for his passion. At an early age, he has begun to start his training for playing professionally. Now he is the left-handed batsman that planted him in the Madhya Pradesh cricket team to play the Ranji Trophy.

The strength of passion works higher than the power of money. This young batsman has proven by giving up his billionaire position and struggle to find his dreams. Work hard on his dreams and passion to become a left-handed batsman and play cricket. The richest young cricketer of India has stepped on to gather his position as one of the best Indian cricket players.

Life of the richest young cricketer, Aryaman

Though he was into the Rajasthan Royals from 2020 the pandemic has done loss to all domestic and international sports and games. Cricket has not been forgiven, almost one year of drawback has been in the career of each sportsman. Mostly for the newcomers and the players the pandemic has to worsen their expectations.

Aryaman was born in 1997 in the month of July, in the family of the Aditya Birla groups. It is a company with a Net worth of 70 thousand crores, one of the leading industries of India. Most successors want to take over the business which is already a huge empire. But the young mind was least interested into succeeding and taking over the position of inboard of directors. Rather he struggled to find his position in Indian cricket. Beginning with the domestic cricket in 2018, he has still a long path to go.

Break from Cricket

After years of hard work and dedication, it is now a sad part of his journey that he is suffering from anxiety. He is trying to recover from the bad times to strengthen his confidence. As a player, he mentioned his passion to play and carry forward his responsibilities as a batsman on the ground. The richest young cricketer, Aryaman love to flourish in the world of cricket. So, it is necessary to develop his mindset and recover from his weaknesses to play long in the field of Indian cricket.

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Memoirs are of bold cricketers of India that reminds of the history makers in ODI and Test matches of cricket. World-famous players that are heroes in Indian cricket as fast pace bowlers and batsman.

Sachin Tendulkar

Indian cricket may really repeat this moment when honored as a man of the match, was not allowed to open the champagne bottle. Sachin Tendulkar stood not out at 119 at Old Trafford against England, he did not turn eighteen played with excellence in the maiden test in 1990. His first international century in his cricket career, he was honored with the unopened champagne bottle finally cherished with bottles of juices.

Not only a batsman but his history rests as a bowler, who has 154 wickets from the matches he played 453 matches. His shocking step in as bowler was in 1990, ODI against England, and in 1994 he won the first “Man of the match” as a bowler.

MS Dhoni

The unforgettable match of India vs Zimbabwe was in 2005 when the partnership of Dhoni and Yuvraj pulled the match till the end to make 158 runs. Dhoni had an incredible run rate of 50 runs in 54 balls that remained not out till the end with six and 67 runs.

Not only a topmost Batsman in Indian cricket but the team could find a shoulder to rely on when he carried out his batting.  The ODI match in 2006 with Pakistan has been a great achievement when the trophy was taken home from Lahore by series 4-1. At 31^st over and India required 146 runs, Dhoni ended with four strikes on Sixes against Pakistan.

Sunil Gavaskar

Memory flourishes when Sunil Gavaskar remains not out in the Test match of India vs West Indies of 1971. He made a century of 124 runs in the first innings of cricket while in the second he a strong pace against the West Indies with a total of 22 boundaries in the entire Innings.

Being a great Captain in the world championship in 1985 it was a year of victory for Indian cricket. India played and against Pakistan, England, and Australia. Under his leadership Ravi Shastri one of the Indian cricketers won the man of the match, brought home “Audi”.

Kapil Dev

The record was build in the history of Indian cricket Kapil Dev when he caught the wicket of Viv Richards, the outstanding batsman of West Indies. It was after the catch by Kapil Dev that India won the World cup in 1983.

Kapil Dev as fast bowler and the skipper had hit consecutive 4 sixes in Lords as a batsman in 1990, who brought home the first world cup in 1983.

Sourav Ganguly

None of the cricketers of India had shown the courage of opening the Jersy to cherish the win of India on the ground of Lords against England in 2002. Yes, in the book of history few define it as courageous while few find it disgraceful.

Captain with the highest played ODI matches of 146 in a year, also holds the world record of 8227 in 176 Innings.  No one can forget his first century in 1992, his debut match as a left-hand batsman for India.

Bold cricketers of India who have been the role players to lead the team to rank at the world’s top through their commitment and passion for cricket.

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Cricket world records – Cricket is synonymous to worship in India, perhaps rightfully so, because the National Cricket Team lets their freak flag fly in all the significant matches and glorifies the country manifolds.

Especially, the Indian streets go desolate when there is a match on television of India and Pakistan, it overcomes us with emotions, pumps the adrenaline and as a matter of fact, soaks us up with illogical jingoism. But then Cricket is an indispensable part of our existence and we always enjoy having our stomachs in knots watching the Boys in Blue in action.

Cricketers, so far have set new standards and made higher records, but then they were broken by their predecessors in more than one instance. We will lay down here a few instances, that is to say Cricket world records that could not be so far broken because, impossible.

Cricket world records –

Sachin Tendulkar-34,357 international runs:

Sachin Tendulkar is still the highest run scorer ever for scoring 15,921, 18,426, and 10 runs in all of international cricket which took him 664 matches, spanning over 24 years. It was only possible for a player like his stature to show such consistency.

Sachin Tendulkar- 100 International Centuries:

He broke Don Bradman’s record of 99.94 and scored 100 centuries which still seems a distant dream to any batsman of this era. Breaking the record of Sir Don Bradman was not a cakewalk and Sachin Tendulkar showed who is the boss!

Sir Don Bradman-99.94 Average:

While Sachin Tendulkar, Bradman’s closest rival who has  54.17 in Tests and next stands Cheteshwar Pujara, with an average of 65.50 after 15 Tests, there was no record of anyone having averaged more than 80 ever recorded in World Cricket.

Muttiah Muralitharan- 1347 international wickets:

He has 800 wickets in Tests, 534 in ODIs and 13 in T20Is which is neck-to-neck with Shane Warne’s 1001 International Scalps. They both were storms personified and the records they have set so far, are unbreakable .

Jim Laker- 19 wickets in a match:

While he missed a 10-wicket-haul in the first innings of a test in 1954 by one scalp, he achieved that feat in the next match. In his beastly endeavour, he achieved 19 wickets in a match! Whoa! He ran through the line-up with sheer confidence which made for a visual pleasure to the onlookers.

Jack Hobbs-199 first-class centuries:

Achieving that feat is completely would be a dream come true for any cricketer, Leave alone test cricket, in domestic cricket too achieving such numbers is moving the mountain. Hobbs  scored 199 centuries at an average of 50.70 with 61,760 runs.

Wilfred Rhodes- 4208 First Class Wickets:

He is the achiever of four thousand, yes you can roll your eyes, first class wickets and scored only 31 less than 40,000 runs. What’s more, it took him only 500 matches to leave the fans jaw-dropped with that sky-high record.

Wilfred Rhodes- 30 year career:

If it had not been interrupted by a world war, the count would increase but still, Wildred Rhodes completed 30 years of his marvelous cricketing career.

These cricket world records are carved in the history of Cricket and waiting to be broken still.

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Questions asked about Virat Kohli  – Virat Kohli has a monolithic popularity among women not only for his professional skills but also for his breathtaking looks.

Cricket aside, in terms of looks, he is the perfect manifestation of how women envision their future boyfriends. Also, with back to back ground breaking performances, Virat Kohli kicked some serious asses lately. So of course, Virat ticks all the right boxes for us and people can’t keep calm when it comes to sneaking into his personal life too.

There are some uproarious questions people hence asked so far about Virat Kohli in Quora and we are trying to answer them here:

Questions asked about Virat Kohli –

Well, if this is your perception, then we raise sincere doubts on your understanding of Cricket. Perhaps Vinod Kambli tops your list of favourites, then.

Yes, with 27 centuries in ODI, scoring 107 runs with a strike rate of 93.85, scoring 973 runs in 16 IPL matches, getting the fastest century record ODI for India by touching the milestone of 52 balls, being the fastest batsman to achieve 1000 runs milestone in ODI, securing 7000 runs in ODI, bagging Padmashri only at the age of 29, he should be felicitated by only a Red rose. Did we overrate him? Oops!

He is a superhero without a cape but with a bat. In that way he is Bat-Man.

Pakis think that Shoaib Malik should have married Virat Kohli instead of Sania Mirza, that way Virat would show loyalty towards his sasural in the matches. WTF!

No his Mohawk look is sexay! There is no use becoming Baba Saigal you see.

There is a quote of Charles Bukowski- “Some people never go crazy, What truly horrible lives they must lead”. So, think about turning around your horrible life and you too go mad sometimes.

Well, no one dare deny his leadership qualities so he has a chance perhaps but that can wait as his Cricketing career is ripe now.

They want to invite Virat over Sushi and have a hearty conversation. Duh! Get a life.

In our hearts, baby!

Shopping bag-bearer of Anushka Sharma! Man, He leads the Indian Cricket Team.

Let him retire, we will urge him to think about it then.

These are the questions asked about Virat Kohli – Seems like people have no job to do other than sneaking into celebrity lives. Quora is a platform where people from different walks of life can ask questions and other lot will come up with their answers. We really marvel at the stupidity of these people who asked the above mentioned stuff.

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Cricket cuts across the barriers of nation, caste and community. It is not only the breeding ground of talents, but also friendships that bloom over cultural and professional differences. No matter their countries have been fiercest foes, cricketers still found like minds and became friends forever. It is really difficult to imagine or even comprehend how such sworn enemies in the field maintained their friendship without being pawns of controversies. But then, such is the magic of human bonds away from the playing pitch. Here are some of such examples of BFFs among various cricket teams.

Sachin Tendulkar-Shane Warne:

India-Australia cricketing rivalry goes eons back. But these two genius cricketers, who are different judging by their personalities too became best of friends even after contesting each other in Test series, World Cups, Tournaments line Sharjah 1997.

Kevin Pietersen- Yuvraj Singh:

They are two similar types of men and inevitably two of the most talented players of the World Cricket. Their friendship started with the famous ‘pie-chucker’ comment.

Indian cricket team player Yuvraj Singh (R) smiles as he is greeted by England’s player Kevin Pietersen 19 September 2007 at the end their ICC World Twenty20 match at the Kingsmead Cricket Stadium in Durban. India defeated England by 18 runs to stay in contention for the semi-finals in the Twenty20 world championships. AFP PHOTO / SAEED KHAN

Ian Botham-Viv Rochards:

Viv Richard’s 60^th birthday being graced by the presence of Ian Botham proves the depth of their friendship. Their friendship passed the test of time and they became brother-like. The main thread among Botham and Richards is that both of them have flamboyant personalities.

Shane Warne-Kevin Pietersen:

Theirs is another most talked about friendship off the cricket field. Similarly, the two nations they belong from are always talked about for their rivalry with each other. Warne gushed over Pietersen while the former thinks Warne is the greatest bowler of all time.

Brett Lee-Andrew Flintoff:

Both are resilient but with varied interests outside the cricket field. While Flintoff loves boxing, Bret Lee loves music and acting. The two became dear friends in the year 2005 during the legendary ashes in the same year where Australia lost to England in a narrow margin, pictures of Flintoff consoling Lee made headlines.

Brian Lara-Shane Warne-Sachin Tendulkar:

This trio shares a warm relationship with each other outside the batting field who praise each other pretty excitedly in media too.

Adam Gilchrist-Anil Kumble:

They both are held in high regard for their reserved personalities and being great family men. Their similar personality traits brought them close to each other and they became friends for a lifetime. Gilchrist called and congratulated Kumble when he crossed 500 test wickets, Kumble told media.

Steve Waugh-Rahul Dravid:

Both of them have focussed minds and unflinching devotion to the sport. Their grit, mental strength and dedication are beyond question which made their each other’s comfort zones in friendship.

Brett Lee- VVS Lakshman:

They have been at loggerheads in the field many a times but they have known each other from their under-19 days when Lee had visited India for the first time. The clicked and remained friends ever since.

Virat Kohli-Dale Steyn:

It bloomed when Virat Kohli led Indian under-19 team in World Cup, Malyasia where they played the South African team and matured when both of them started playing for RCB.

BANGALORE, INDIA – OCTOBER 17: Dale Steyn of RC Bangalore celebrates with team mate Virat Kohli after taking the wicket of Gautam Gambhir during the Airtel Champions League Twenty20 League Match between the Delhi Daredevils and RC Bangalore at M Chinnaswamy Stadium on October 17, 2009 in Bangalore, India. (Photo by Cameron Spencer – GCV/GCV via Getty Images)

These are the most talked about friendships of the World Cricket so far.

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Virender Sehwag won’t play cricket for India anymore.

With his retirement, the golden era of Indian cricket is over.

A group of highly skilled and passionate cricketers, who formed one of the best line-ups in world, helped take Indian cricket to new heights that resulted in the team’s unprecedented rise to attain the numero uno status in Tests for the first time in 2009.

By the time India reached the top spot in test ranking in 2009, Sourav Ganguly and Anil Kumble had already hung their boots. A few years later, in 2012, Rahul Dravid, VVS Laxman retired. A year later, Sachin Tendulkar decided to quit international cricket. With Sehwag’s departure from international cricket, the golden era of Indian cricket is now a piece of history.

These players, now iconic figures in Indian cricket, gave wings to the imagination of every cricket fan in the country, entertained cricket viewers around the world, brought grace and dignity to the sport and gave us sweet memories to last forever.

Not often do you come across such brilliance in one team. If one has to find similar quality in one line-up, Australian team under Steve Waugh and Ricky Ponting would certainly quality. Apart from that, no other team would possibly qualify from that era.

The best part of the Indian team in the last decade and half is that it had a mix of everything that a cricket lover could ask for. When they played, they were like classical music – rich, profound and in perfect rhythm. They lifted the team when needed, complemented each other well and at the same time were successful in creating their own niche.

Though they had separate and distinct styles, they were bound by the passion and love for cricket. Sachin Tendulkar was the god, the supremo, a person who did who could do wrong on a cricket field. Rahul Dravid was the silent protector – much like the Batman – who possessed great technique and temperament. Sourav Ganguly was a fighter, a man of steel, and one of the finest captains India ever had. V.V.S. Laxman was a poet with the bat. His every shot played with wrist was poetry in motion. Anil Kumble was a fighter and a fierce competitor. However, the one who had no similarity with the rest was Virender Sehwag. He is supremely talented and rewrote the rules and grammar of batsmanship with exceptional audacity and amazing skills.

It was through their great skills and cricketing acumen, the team earned great respect both on and off the field. It was a combined effort of the team and individual belief that culminated in India gaining No. 1 status in Test cricket and winning the world cup in 2011.

The records tell the story of their enormous achievements. But these men are worth a lot more then what the numbers show. Besides being great cricketers, they have been wonderful ambassadors of cricket. They added immense value of the sport and left the fans with opportunities to tell stories that their grand kid would be hearing in years to come.

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