Mayank Yadav, the young pace sensation for the Lucknow Super Giants (LSG), has not only impressed fans and commentators but also his biggest supporter – his mother, Mamta Yadav. Following Mayank’s back-to-back Player of the Match performances, Mamta expressed her elation and her hopes for his future.
Mayank Yadav’s patience rewarded
Mayank Yadav’s journey hasn’t been without its challenges. Mamta revealed the family’s long wait for this opportunity and the immense hard work her son has put in. Now, witnessing his success in the IPL, she feels a surge of pride and immense satisfaction.
Dreams of Playing for India Cricket Team
Mamta Yadav doesn’t shy away from expressing her ultimate aspiration for Mayank Yadav – to see him don the Indian cricket jersey. She’s buoyed by the positive comments from former cricketers who recognize her son’s talent.
“We are so happy that our son (Mayank Yadav) is playing and doing well, we struggle a lot for this and a lot of hard work is behind in his journey. We hope that he will play for India soon as many former cricketers are talking about him,” Mamta told ANI.
Mayank Yadav setting Speed Gun Ablaze
Mayank has certainly turned heads with his raw pace. He has twice clocked speeds exceeding 150 kph, with a season-high of a staggering 156.7 kph against Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB). This fiery spell dismantled RCB’s batting lineup, earning him three crucial wickets.
Dominant Debut and Back-to-Back Wins
Mayank’s debut against Punjab Kings (PBKS) was equally impressive. He picked up three wickets, including the prized scalp of Jonny Bairstow, and swung the momentum in LSG’s favor.
Bright Future Beckons
With two Player of the Match awards under his belt in just two IPL matches, Mayank Yadav has made a remarkable statement. His mother’s dreams of seeing him represent India might not be so far-fetched after all. Mayank’s talent and dedication, coupled with his current form, suggest a bright future awaits him in the world of cricket.
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