Anureet Singh built a five-season IPL journey as a pace-bowling workhorse who turned the white ball into a ticket for 18 wickets across 22 innings. Making his first splash with Kolkata Knight Riders in 2009 and later becoming a familiar face for Punjab Kings from 2015-17, the right-armer signed off in 2018 with Rajasthan Royals, the franchise that trusted him for his final IPL chapter. Operating at a strike rate of 22.9 balls per wicket, he regularly broke partnerships, peaking with a 3-wicket burst that showcased his knack for striking in clusters. While an economy of 9.07 reveals the high-risk, high-reward brand he embraced on flat decks, Singh’s 412 deliveries bled only 623 runs, underlining a willingness to challenge batters even when boundaries flew. With the bat he remained a handy lower-order contributor, mustering 36 runs from 47 balls, including two fours and a six, but the narrative of Anureet Singh is written in wickets, not runs.

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