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Five Indian players that made an impact in Indian Premier League 2016

Apr 30, 2016, 17:13 PM IST

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Ajinkya Rahane has truly been a revelation in the IPL this year. The Rising Pune Supergiants opener has been in sparkling form, giving his team a steady platform in almost every game. The Mumbai lad continued to show that he can bat in any format with yet another consistent show in the cash-rich league.

Ajinkya Rahane has truly been a revelation in the IPL this year. The Rising Pune Supergiants opener has been in sparkling form, giving his team a steady platform in almost every game. The Mumbai lad continued to show that he can bat in any format with yet another consistent show in the cash-rich league.

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Jasprit Bumrah could not have asked for a better start to 2016. After impressing in Australia, the pacer was in exceptional form at the WT20. Likewise, the 22-year-old has continued to show consistency for the Mumbai Indians as well. Bumrah has picked up 8 wickets in 8 games at an economy rate of 8.20.

Jasprit Bumrah could not have asked for a better start to 2016. After impressing in Australia, the pacer was in exceptional form at the WT20. Likewise, the 22-year-old has continued to show consistency for the Mumbai Indians as well. Bumrah has picked up 8 wickets in 8 games at an economy rate of 8.20.

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The most impressive aspect of Bhuvneshwar Kumar's bowling this term has been the increase in pacer. From bowling in the mid 120 km/hr range, the right-armer is now consistently hitting the mid 130 km/hr range, without losing his main weapon - swing. His 9 wickets from six games has been a major factor in resurgence of SRH.

The most impressive aspect of Bhuvneshwar Kumar's bowling this term has been the increase in pacer. From bowling in the mid 120 km/hr range, the right-armer is now consistently hitting the mid 130 km/hr range, without losing his main weapon - swing. His 9 wickets from six games has been a major factor in resurgence of SRH.

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Rohit Sharma continued to dominate the IPL. The right-hander failed to impress in the WT20 after a stellar show in Australia at the start of the year. However, the 29-year-old was back to his best as skipper of the Mumbai Indians. Rohit's batting at the top of the innings is effortless yet brutal.

Rohit Sharma continued to dominate the IPL. The right-hander failed to impress in the WT20 after a stellar show in Australia at the start of the year. However, the 29-year-old was back to his best as skipper of the Mumbai Indians. Rohit's batting at the top of the innings is effortless yet brutal.

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The Royal Challengers Bangalore skipper took off from where he left in the ICC World Twenty20. The right-hander consistency in this format of the game is simply staggering. The 27-year-old's continued to score run with a risk-free approach, even notching up his first T20 ton.

The Royal Challengers Bangalore skipper took off from where he left in the ICC World Twenty20. The right-hander consistency in this format of the game is simply staggering. The 27-year-old's continued to score run with a risk-free approach, even notching up his first T20 ton.

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