200 Sixes Daily & The ‘Chana’ Factor: Secret behind CSK Starlet Urvil Patel’s Big Hits | Cricket news

New Delhi: As much as the days when leaving the brand with only one was considered acceptable. With competitiveness at a top of all time, players now aspire to break each ball for six. Although such an intention is expected of proven activists like Andre Russell, many were amazed after CSK‘s Urvil Patel Broken his second ball on IPL Bénéral Nonchalantly in the stands. The counter striker maintained his intrepid approach, breaking 31 (11) at an astonishing striking rate of 281.81, which is the highest strike rate during the IPL start.The six prowess of cricket of the Gujarat cricket were developed at the back of an intense routine where it slammed nearly 200 six per day.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!“Urvil had told me that he wanted to slam his first ball for a six on IPL. He works very hard daily to reach this impact. Our training begins with training in the drop ball for two hours, followed by him breaking nearly 200 six,” said the cricket of cricket Prakash Patani During an exclusive interaction with Timesofindia.com.“He still improves his overall force by working in the gymnasium for hours and doing 10 to 15 rounds. Urvil said to me:” Sir, I will follow entirely according to your instructions “,” he added.Interestingly, Urvil started a rhythm before going on the leg tour. However, his coach encouraged him to become a counter of the ticketkeeper, considering the opportunity to open up. “Urvil started as a stimulator but used to throwing the ball while trying to play at high speed. He then went to the spin of the legs that worked well. However, I asked Urvil to become a window striker considering his big blow. As a leg spinner, he would have faced immense competition and was forced at number eight,” said Patani.Urvil’s father, Mukesh, admitted that he was worried after his son started throwing the ball as a stimulator. “I was quite tense when Darvil had spoken well.Urvil’s parents played a key role in his success, his father’s personal initiative allowing him to reach his true potential.“Me and my wife are teachers. I was a sprinter but I could not achieve much. I was determined that my child excelled in a certain sport. Urvil started playing cricket when he was only four years old. My wife would wake up at 4 years old and prepare for food, guaranteeing that each need was satisfied. We are used to jumping many skills and taking him to Ahmedabad New skills, “said Mukesh.“One of the main reasons for the damage of Urvil is his habit of eating chana which provides endurance. Horses eat this to run quickly. He eats daily Chana. Although Durvil currently holds the fastest T20 ton record (28 balls), I am sure he will crush the fastest T20 ton,” he added.

Urvil’s parents are delighted with its current success, especially at CSK. However, the cricket player’s trip also witnessed his just part of roadblocks. “I could not sleep all night after it was not sold during the IPL 2025 auction and cried a lot. I was wondering:” What is missing? “. Urvil never shared his pain in the event of non-selection despite being very sad,” said Mukesh. Prakash shared that Urvil was very angry after his initial non-selection in IPL 2025.However, Fortune smiled when the least expected after CSK signed Urvil to replace injury with only three games. Interestingly, the Gujarat cricket player had the opportunity to join the RCB at the same time. “RCB wanted Urvil to train with them but its place was not confirmed. CSK offered a certainty. Consequently, he decided to join them,” said Mukesh.Although Urvil’s family did not look at its IPL debut against KKR, they could go to Ahmedabad for the last CSK IPL 2025 match against GT.“We did not watch his debut against KKR because there was a lot of stress. The phones were turned off. Urvil’s confidence in the match surprised us. We could go to Ahmedabad for the match against GT if Urvil insists,” said Mukesh.