Ajit Agarkar IPL career was built around his incisive fast-medium bowling that delivered 29 wickets from 782 balls across 42 innings between 2008 and 2013. The Mumbai stalwart spent his first three seasons with Kolkata Knight Riders before shifting to Delhi Capitals, the franchise that retained him from 2011 to 2013. His standout spell came in the 2010 edition when he claimed his only three-wicket haul, returning 3 for 26 against Rajasthan Royals at Eden Gardens. Operating at a strike rate of 26.97 and conceding 8.83 runs per over, Agarkar consistently hit the blockhole and mixed clever change-ups to keep power-hitters in check. Batting lower down, he still managed 179 quick runs off 154 balls, peppering 13 fours and 5 sixes with a strike rate of 116. His highest score of 39 came against Kings XI Punjab in 2010, an 18-ball blitz that showcased the late-order hitting that once made him India’s ODI Player of the Year.

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