The part that doesn't fit on a CV. Cricket taught me pressure, the gym taught me patience, and the rest keeps me honest.
250
Matches played
2,506
Runs scored
239
Wickets taken
3
Bodies, one me
heavy → lean → strong
Cricket was where I first learned to compete seriously, handle pressure and remain committed even when results were uncertain. It became an early training ground for discipline, teamwork and situational decision-making.
District-level cricket · AAVAHAN gold medallist · East Delhi Premier League net bowler · Best Bowler at Adventure Cricket Cup · DDCA League recommendation


Backyard pitch, first bat

Nets, most evenings

The side I played match days with

Net bowler at the East Delhi Premier League

AAHVAAN 23 · DTU cricket winners
The run-up · sound on if you like
Every figure below is off my CricHeroes profile — batting, bowling and the awards that came with it.
New Delhi · Right-hand bat · Right-arm fast
0
Matches
0
Runs
0
Wickets
0
Wins
19
Player of the Match
21
Best Bowler
5
Best Batter
1
Fighter of the Match
Time the shot. It's the same instinct the numbers above are made of.
Six balls. Pick your side.
Bowl at Ribhav and try to get him out — or grab the bat and see how many you can score. Each over, Ribhav adapts. Can you keep up?
I was overweight, then swung too far the other way and lost far more than I should have. Getting back to a healthy, strong body — and staying there — took longer than either extreme, and taught me more about patience than anything else.
Overweight → too lean → built back properly and kept it

Before any of it started — with my friends

Heavier, and having a good time with the people closest to me

Overweight, and quietly avoiding photos

The heaviest I have been — with my sister

Lost too much, too fast — all skin and bone

Built back properly, and kept it
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MC Panther
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