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Once dismissed as a one-season wonder, he’s now the name on everyone’s lips—even touted for a spot in the upcoming Champions Trophy.

From Rejection to Redemption - Varun Chakravarthy's Epic Comeback for Indian Cricket Team

Once dismissed as a one-season wonder, he&rsquo;s now the name on everyone&rsquo;s lips&mdash;even touted for a spot in the upcoming Champions Trophy.

What happens when a cricketer is written off, only to return with a vengeance. Varun Chakravarthy, India&rsquo;s mystery spinner, is rewriting the script on comebacks. &nbsp; Once dismissed as a one-season wonder, he&rsquo;s now the name on everyone&rsquo;s lips&mdash;even touted for a spot in the upcoming Champions Trophy.
After a stellar IPL 2024 season with KKR, where Chakravarthy played a pivotal role in their title victory, his resurgence was undeniable. This time, India&rsquo;s selectors couldn&rsquo;t ignore him. He was recalled to the T20I squad, and his comeback has been nothing short of electric.
His recent performances against Bangladesh and South Africa have shown just how much he&rsquo;s evolved, proving he&rsquo;s no longer just a mystery spinner&mdash;he&rsquo;s a match-winner.&nbsp;
But Chakravarthy&rsquo;s path to this point wasn&rsquo;t smooth. His journey began as an underdog with no formal cricket training, breaking into the IPL with Kings XI Punjab in 2019. Playing just one game, his potential remained untapped until he moved to KKR in 2020. That season, he exploded onto the scene, taking 17 wickets across 13 games, including a stunning five-wicket haul that introduced him as one of the league&rsquo;s most intriguing talents.
By 2021, his unique skills earned him a place in India&rsquo;s T20 World Cup squad. Expectations were high, but the experience turned into a nightmare. He failed to meet the hype, and after a disappointing run in the tournament, he was dropped from the squad.
To many, Chakravarthy looked like another flash in the pan.
But KKR just weren&rsquo;t ready to give up on him. They stood by Chakravarthy, making him an integral part of their strategy. And in IPL 2024, he silenced his critics in style.
His clutch bowling performances, especially at critical moments, helped KKR lift the trophy.
His lethal spin was back, and he was now playing with renewed confidence.
Calls for his return to the national team grew louder. Yet, surprisingly, he was passed over - even when India named a second-string squad against Zimbabwe. Fans were baffled, and Varun himself was crushed, taking to social media with a stinging message: &ldquo;I wish I had a paid PR agency.&rdquo;
But everything changed when Gautam Gambhir stepped in. With Gambhir&rsquo;s influence, the national selectors finally made the call for the Bangladesh series, and this time, Varun was prepared. And his T20 International performances since have been nothing short of brilliant, showcasing his growth and maturity. He has emerged as a go-to bowler, particularly in the middle overs, where his variations have been nearly impossible to read. The way he bamboozled the Proteas is there for all to see.
Even KKR wasted no time in retaining him ahead of the 2025 mega auction, betting on his value for seasons to come. Dinesh Karthik has also rallied behind him, calling for his inclusion in India's Champions Trophy squad, stating that leaving him out would be a &ldquo;grave error.&rdquo;
Life's come full circle for Varun Chakravarthy. From being dropped after a tough World Cup debut to becoming a key figure for both KKR and India, Varun Chakravarthy&rsquo;s story is a powerful tale of resilience. His journey is proof that setbacks don&rsquo;t define you - it&rsquo;s the comeback that counts.&nbsp;

After an impressive IPL season with the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), Varun made it into the Indian team for the 2021 T20 World Cup but had a below-par tournament.

Varun Chakravarthy makes a shocking revelation about his Team India exit

He might have left many batters confused with his mystery spin but Varun Chakravarthy was himself left guessing about his Team India exit and injury 'rumours'.

After an impressive IPL season with the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), Varun made it into the Indian team for the 2021 T20 World Cup but had a below-par tournament.

He might have left many batters confused with his mystery spin but Varun Chakravarthy was himself left guessing about his Team India exit and injury 'rumours'.
In a chat with CricXtasy, he said, 'It was very tough because right after I finished the World Cup, it was not a big injury; it was a very small injury. It just took me two or three weeks to be back on track, but after that, I got sidelined, and people kept giving the same excuse that I am injured, but on the other hand, I was not injured all that while.'
'I don't know, [if] it was just a rumour, or someone just wanting to spread this news about me so that they can sideline me. But that's how life is; it is unfair. It was very hard on me,' he added.
After an impressive IPL season with the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), Varun made it into the Indian team for the 2021 T20 World Cup but had a below-par tournament.
He was dropped from the Indian team and hasn't played an international game since then. He also had a poor IPL season after that.
'IPL 2022 was not a great season because what happened in 2021 after the World Cup got within me, and I was very desperate to be back in the Indian side. So I wanted to prove to everyone. I was being very desperate. I started changing many things in my bowling, which finally affected my mental peace, and I was not able to do my normal bowling also. So that IPL was bad for me,' he further said.

Kolkata Knight Riders did the double over the Royal Challengers Bangalore as they beat the home side by a comfortable 21-run margin at the Chinnaswamy.

IPL 2023, RCB vs KKR: Kolkata do the double as Bangalore succumb to spin trap yet again!

Kolkata do the double over Royal Challengers Bangalore with a comfortable win away from home!

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Varun Chakaravarthy finished with 3 wickets on the night, followed by Suyash Sharma and Andre Russell with 2 each to as RCB fell short by 21 runs.

Kolkata Knight Riders did the double over the Royal Challengers Bangalore as they beat the home side by a comfortable 21-run margin at the Chinnaswamy.
Put in to bat first, Kolkata Knight Riders got off to a good start with Jason Roy and N Jagadeesan stitching together an 83-run opening partnership for the team.
Opener Jason Roy top continued his brilliant run for the Knight Riders, scoring a stunning 29-ball 56.
Skipper Nitish Rana (48) and Venkatesh Iyer (31) then put together another good partnership, and cameos from Rinku Singh &amp; David Wiese ensured KKR got to 200.
In reply, it was the same story for RCB like the last game.
Opener Virat Kohli's 37-ball 54 turned out to be the top score as other batters succumbed to the spin trap yet again.
While Mahipal Lomror did play a valiant hand, with an 18-ball 34, the lower-order struggled once more
Varun Chakaravarthy finished with 3 wickets on the night, followed by Suyash Sharma and Andre Russell with 2 each to as RCB fell short by 21 runs.
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As India begin the quest for its 2nd World T20 triumph and first since the inaugural edition in 2007, here are the 5 Indians stars who can make a difference

T20 World Cup 2021: Top 5 Indian Cricket stars to watch out for, Ravindra Jadeja, MS Dhoni, Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul, Jasprit Bumrah

As India begin the quest for its 2nd World T20 triumph and first since the inaugural edition in 2007, we take a look at top 5 Indians stars who can make a difference this time around

T20 World Cup 2021: Top 5 Indian stars to watch out for

As India begin the quest for its 2nd World T20 triumph and first since the inaugural edition in 2007, here are the 5 Indians stars who can make a difference&nbsp;&nbsp;
 Jasprit Bumrah Jasprit Bumrah will spearhead the bowling line up not just in the powerplay, but also in the death overs. He is also coming off a successful IPL and has been in red hot form. Bumrah finished as Mumbai Indians' highest wicket taker with 21 scalps. He was mightily impressive in the UAE leg as well and Team India would hope that he emulates his steller form into the World T20.
 Varun Chakravarthy One bowler which many teams are looking to decode is Varun Chakravarthy. The mystery spinner has been tough to read and has impressed in back-to-back IPL season in UAE itself. He finished IPL 2021 as the 6th highest wicket taker with 18 scalps. His economy rate of 6.5 was also the best among top 21 wicket takers of this season of the IPL.&nbsp;
 KL Rahul Responsibility of scoring quick runs will lie on the shoulders of KL Rahul. He has had a sensational IPL 2021 and finished as the 3rd highest run getter of the season and averaged a whopping 626 runs. He also smashed an unbeaten 42-ball-98 in his last game for Punjab Kings. While Ishan Kishan may get a go ahead of him, KL Rahul still remains a top contender.
 Rohit Sharma One man who isn't in a very good form but can rip apart any bowling line up on his day is Rohit Sharma. The Mumbai Indians skipper didn't have the best of IPLs but has been a top performer for India. With no pressure of captaincy, the 3rd highest run getter in T20 internationals will be etching to find his mojo back.
 Ravindra Jadeja There are few who win games with the bat, some perform with the ball and few are great fielders and then walks in Ravindra Jadeja who does it all. Moreover, with Hardik Pandya not in the best of forms, Jaddu will take up the finishers' role as well. He has had a prolific IPL and picked up 13 wickets for CSK at a brilliant economy of 7 an over. He also smashed 227 runs at an average of over 75, the highest in the tournament. Sir Jadeja also had an economy of under 7, which is nothing less than gold dust in T20 cricket.
Honorary mention: Dhoni Last but not the least, another man India would rely on would be MS Dhoni. But this time not as a finisher but as a mentor. MSD will help Virat Kohli's men to prepare better for crunch moments and will try and help India clinch its 2nd World T20 title.

T20 World Cup: As India begin the quest for its 2nd World T20 title and first since the inaugural edition in 2007, we take a look at the 5 Indians stars who can make a difference this time around

T20 World Cup 2021: As India begin the quest for its 2nd World T20 triumph and first since the inaugural edition in 2007, here are the 5 Indians stars who can make a difference&nbsp;&nbsp;
<h3>Jasprit Bumrah</h3>
Jasprit Bumrah will spearhead the bowling line up not just in the powerplay, but also in the death overs. He is also coming off a successful IPL and has been in red hot form. Bumrah finished as Mumbai Indians' highest wicket taker with 21 scalps. He was mightily impressive in the UAE leg as well and Team India would hope that he emulates his steller form into the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2021-india-s-2007-world-t20-triumph-1634702436380" target="_blank">World Cup T20</a>.
<h3> Varun Chakravarthy</h3>
One bowler which many teams are looking to decode is Varun Chakravarthy. The mystery spinner has been tough to read and has impressed in back-to-back IPL season in UAE itself. He finished IPL 2021 as the 6th highest wicket taker with 18 scalps. His economy rate of 6.5 was also the best among top 21 wicket takers of this season of the IPL.&nbsp;
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<h3>KL Rahul</h3>
Responsibility of scoring quick runs will lie on the shoulders of KL Rahul. He has had a sensational IPL 2021 and finished as the 3rd highest run getter of the season and averaged a whopping 626 runs. He also smashed an unbeaten 42-ball-98 in his last game for Punjab Kings. While Ishan Kishan may get a go ahead of him, KL Rahul still remains a top contender.
<h3>Rohit Sharma</h3>
One man who isn't in a very good form but can rip apart any bowling line up on his day is Rohit Sharma. The Mumbai Indians skipper didn't have the best of IPLs but has been a top performer for India. With no pressure of captaincy, the 3rd highest run getter in T20 internationals will be etching to find his mojo back.
<h3>Ravindra Jadeja</h3>
There are few who win games with the bat, some perform with the ball and few are great fielders and then walks in Ravindra Jadeja who does it all. Moreover, with Hardik Pandya not in the best of forms, Jaddu will take up the finishers' role as well. He has had a prolific IPL and picked up 13 wickets for CSK at a brilliant economy of 7 an over. He also smashed 227 runs at an average of over 75, the highest in the tournament. Sir Jadeja also had an economy of under 7, which is nothing less than gold dust in T20 cricket.
<h3>Honorary mention: MS&nbsp;Dhoni</h3>
Last but not the least, another man India would rely on would be <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2021-mentor-ms-dhoni-joins-team-india-in-uae-1634524875032" target="_blank">MS Dhoni</a>. But this time not as a finisher but as a mentor. MSD will help Virat Kohli's men to prepare better for crunch moments and will try and help India clinch its 2nd World T20 title.

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