2024-08-23 03:09:02
New Delhi: Harry Singh, son of former Indian cricket team cricketer RP Singh Senior, got a chance to play in a test match for England. Harry Singh was selected as the 12th player for the England team. On the first day of the first test match against Sri Lanka, when Harry Brook left the field and returned to the pavilion, Harry Singh was called to field in his place. Harry Singh plays cricket for Lancashire in England and is trying his best to make a place in the main team. Along with Harry, Charlie Barnard and Kesh Fonseca also got a chance as options for the 12th player, but they did not get a chance to go on the field.
Let us tell you that Harry’s father RP Singh represented India in the 1980s. RP Singh was a left-arm fast bowler. He played for India in two ODIs against Australia in 1986. Apart from this, his career in domestic cricket has been very brilliant. RP Singh played 59 first class matches for India, in which he took 150 wickets and also scored 1413 runs.
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RP Singh’s son Harry Singh is also working hard to improve his cricketing career. He made his List A debut for Lancashire in the One Day Cup earlier this year. He has shown strong performance in his seven matches, scoring 87 runs at an average of 12.42, strike rate 64.44 and highest score 25. Apart from this, Harry has also contributed with the ball and has taken two wickets with his off-break.
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Harry has also shown his talent in domestic cricket for England. Harry played for England in the Under-19 World Cup in the year 2022. When he was selected for the England Under-19 team during their home series against Sri Lanka.