Delhi have also removed Hrithik Shokeen, Shivank Vashisht, and Kshitiz Sharma from the squad. They have brought in Mayank Gusain, who is having a stellar season for the Delhi under-23 team. Simarjeet Singh and Shivam Sharma have also been added to the squad that will play Jharkhand from November 13
Harshit Rana, who took seven wickets against Assam in Ranji tie at the Kotla, has played 10 first-class matches and picked 43 wickets. He also represented India A at the ACC Emerging Asia Cup and took 19 wickets in the Indian Premier League for Kolkata Knight Riders this year
Atul Wassan (white ball), Robin Singh Jr (red ball) and Reema Malhotra (women) to mentor players; Gursharan Singh, KP Bhaskar, Rajiv Vinayak part of Senior Selection Committee while ex-national selector Sarandeep Singh named Chief Coach
Both the former India skippers have had multiple altercations in Indian Premier League but whether the two aggressive personalities can keep all of that outside the dressing room and achieve the first target, that is the World Test Championship 2025, remains to be seen
Mayank Yadav, who clocked the fourth fastest delivery in IPL history on April 2, against Royal Challengers Bangalore with 156.7, was very quick right from his younger days and coaches feared he'd hit the batsmen, break bats. He has won two back-to-back Player of the Match awards, against Punjab Kings and RCB
The 23-year-old fast bowler churned out impressive performance in the Col CK Nayudu Trophy matches this season, picking 22 matches in four matches for Delhi. He is currently testing the Royal Challengers Bangalore batsmen during practice as their net bowler
The Delhi under-23 team end the season with a five-wicket win over Uttarakhand. However, the win wasn't enough to get them through to the next stage as losses to Mumbai and Madhya Pradesh as well as failure to secure more than two outright wins hurt them hard
Ayush Badoni scores 111 and Yash Dhull hits 82 as Delhi beat Himachal Pradesh by 76 runs in Ranji Trophy cricket. Badoni, who was dropped in the game against Uttarakhand, said he took the axing as a lesson and wanted to prove himself
Skipper Himmat Singh scores 194 out of Delhi's 264 and pace bowler Himanshu Chauhan takes seven wickets, including five in an innings, to help Delhi eke out an eight-run win over Uttarakhand in Ranji Trophy. Delhi had faced a deficit of 92 runs in first innings and then were reduced to 11 runs for five wickets before Himmat turned the tables on Uttarakhand with an aggressive batting display. Chauhan then rocked the opponents' top order