The pacer had picked up a four-fer in his recent outing with India A
Khaleel Ahmed had an impressive outing with India A during their recent tour of England against England Lions in Canterbury and Northampton.
The Chennai Super Kings pacer was part of the India A playing XI in the second game against Northampton and made a big impact in the first innings. From the 19 overs he bowled, the left-armer claimed four wickets for 70 runs as the visitors gained a slender 21-run lead.
AUSA-W
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INDA-W
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AMR
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SVL
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TBW
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KNK
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SVL
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BVB
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ROR
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KNK
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SIN-W
171/4
CAM-W
60/4
SIN-W
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CAM-W
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ABF
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BR
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SKA
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TKR
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ABF
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SLK
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WDL
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NDT
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CDK
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NDS
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SDS
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PD
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SDSW
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NDSW
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SWE
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HUN
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HUN
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NOR
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NOR
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SWE
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HUN
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SWE
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NOR
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SWE
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SWE
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HUN
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NOR
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HUN
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JZ-W
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LL-W
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JZ-W
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LL-W
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JZ-W
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LL-W
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JZ-W
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LL-W
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JZ-W
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LL-W
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JZ-W
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LL-W
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JZ-W
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LL-W
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MID
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YOR
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KENT
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LAN
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NOR
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SUSS
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SOM
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BB
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LEI
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ESS
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GLAM
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NOT
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WOR
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GLO
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BAN
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IND
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Match Called off
SBSCC
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RTZ
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KZK
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PCR
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KRMPS
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NCMI
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TCC
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CEC-A
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SML
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GBM
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MYW
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HBT
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MGD
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BNB
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MYW
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SML
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MAT
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MUT
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IAI
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ROS
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RNC
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YSG
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IAI
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MAT
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ROS
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MUT
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SLGR
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SLGY
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AUS
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SA
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TRR
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SOB
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OVI
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WEF
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MAO
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NOS
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BIP
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LOS
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TRW-W
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SBW-W
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OIW-W
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WFW-W
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MOW-W
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NOS-W
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BIP-W
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LSW-W
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MR-A
107/1
ACOM
106/9
Melbourne Renegades Academy beat Australian Capital Territory by 9 wickets
MS-A
72/0
HHA
227/3
PS
6/2
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BANA
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NEP
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CHK
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AS-A
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NTS
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HHA
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PSA
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BANA
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MEMA
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KASS
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Despite having an average Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 with CSK where he claimed 15 wickets from 14 matches at an economy of 9.5, Khaleel continued his excellent form in red-ball cricket after he claimed 18 wickets from eight innings for Rajasthan in the Ranji Trophy 2024-25.
Jonny Bairstow, meanwhile, was a late addition to the Mumbai Indians squad as England and South African players left after the league phase due to international commitments. The England veteran made an instant impact in the Eliminator against Gujarat Titans as he smashed 47 off 22 balls which proved to be a match-winning knock.
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In the Qualifier 2, he smashed 38 off 24 balls as his team put on a target of 203/6 in 20 overs.
Soon after returning from the IPL, Bairstow helped Yorkshire take a first innings lead in the County game against Nottinghamshire with a measured 41 off 80 balls.
In the ongoing game against Essex, he faced off against an old foe in the form of Khaleel whom he dispatched for a boundary nonchalantly after receiving a ball on the fifth stump.
Khaleel kept bowling from over the wicket and angled the old ball into Bairstow trying to find an edge. Bairstow, at the other end, tried to find width and drive the left-armer through the off-side but only managed to pick the fielders inside the circle.
Then Khaleel bowled a short-pitched ball on the fourth stump line which Bairstow tried to slash but missed.
Khaleel seemingly found the batter’s aggressiveness on the line and bowled another short ball further away from the fifth stump as Bairstow reached out and only nicked it to the keeper Michael Pepper.
It broke the partnership of 41-run stand between Adam Lyth and Bairstow, who walked back after scoring 29 runs.
Currently Yorkshire are close to taking a first innings lead, thanks to fifties from Adam Lyth (84) and Matt Revis (89 not out).
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