During the second day of the ongoing second Test between India and South Africa in Pune, South Africa pacer Kagiso Rabada [https://www.cricbuzz.com/profiles/9585/kagiso-rabada] and wicket-keeper batsman Quinton de Kock [https://www.essentiallysports.com/tag/quinton-de-kock/] were seen getting?engaged in a heated exchange while Indian captain Virat Kohli and all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja ran an overthrow. It took place on the first delivery of the 123rd over when Jadeja defended a delivery of Rabada back to him. Rabada, who casually threw the ball back to Quinton de Kock which wasn?t collected by him as it was a wayward throw. As the batsman wasn’t not attempting for a run, de Kock didn’t even pay attention when the throw came his way. Just as Virat Kohli and Ravindra Jadeja ran for a single, Rabada lost his cool and received similar gestures from the wicket-keeper as well. South Africa captain Faf du Plessis was seen talking to Rabada after he finished his 29th over. Quinton de Kock [https://www.essentiallysports.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/2016-01-23T111006Z_1_LYNXNPEC0M0A2_RTROPTP_4_CRICKET-SAFRICA.jpg]South Africa’s Quinton de Kock South Africa had a tough day in the middle at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune. Having only dismissed India vice-captain Ajinkya Rahane (59) since morning, South Africa bowlers failed to stop Virat Kohli who scored his seventh Test double century. At the time of writing this article, India have declared at 601 for 5 and South Africa lost three quick wickets at 36, including Umesh Yadav’s two before the stump of the second day. https://twitter.com/BattingAtDubai/status/1182564813144150016?s=20 https://twitter.com/brainfadesmith2/status/1182559232358371329?s=20 https://twitter.com/IsSwingAndSeam/status/1182557349426257920?s=20 

Kagiso Rabada and Quinton de Kock were seen getting?engaged in a heated exchange while Virat Kohli and all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja ran an overthrow.

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Ajinkya heads into IPL 2019 as the skipper of Rajasthan Royals. He spent three of his years with the Mumbai Indians before moving to the Rajasthan Royals. Following their ban, he moved to Rising Pune Supergiant and returned to the Royals when the ban was lifted.

Ajinkya Rahane is 30-years old as he enters the IPL 2019 season. He also has adequate opportunities to excel in IPL 2019 as the one of the team's top opening batsmen this year.

Since 2011, during which he made his debut for India in ODIs, T20Is and Test Matches, his career has been on the rise. Rahane even boasts of few note-worthy performances at the international and domestic level.

Rahane’s 2019 IPL contract and salary stands at an estimated Rs 40 million. It was a steep drop from and astounding Rs 95 million in 2017. However, that was when he signed with Pune, and given that he is not getting any younger, his backers may have felt that he is losing his touch.

<img class="size-full wp-image-151690 aligncenter" src="http://www.essentiallysports.com/wp-content/uploads/D2CJ1xJX0AAWwAu-e1553014836540.jpg" alt="Ajinkya Rahane" width="594" height="446" />

IPL Career

Ajinkya Rahane made his Indian Premier League debut in during the series' inception in 2008 for the Mumbai Indians. In 2018, Rahane was brought back to the Royals from the now defunct RPS for Rs 4 crore.

Since then, he has remained with the Rajasthan side and was handed the Rajasthani mantle in 2018. Initially, Steve Smith was the skipper, but in the wake of the ball-tampering scandal, Smith stepped down. Rahane led the side to fourth in the IPL table, but the team lost their playoffs match.

He is primarily not known for being a T20 player, but has proven himself. With Mumbai, he got a limited number of chances, but in his first stint with Rajasthan, he truly shone.

In terms of personal records, Rahane is the leading run-scorer for the team with 2705 runs.

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Expectations for IPL 2019

Rahane is expected to lead by example as Rajasthan are set to campaign for their second title. The Rajasthan Royals have always been considered underdogs and it showed when they clinch the 2008 title.

Rahane also has some impressive stats to his name. He has accumulated one century and 26 half centuries to his name. The 30-year old also has 65 sixes, the most (13) coming from the 2015 season.

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Profile Ajinkya heads into IPL 2019 as the skipper of Rajasthan Royals. He spent three of his years with the Mumbai Indians before moving to the Rajasthan Royals. Following their ban, he moved to Rising Pune Supergiant and returned to the Royals when the ban was lifted. Ajinkya Rahane is 30-years old as he enters the IPL 2019 season. He also has adequate opportunities to excel in IPL 2019 as the one of the team&#8217;s top opening batsmen this year. Since 2011, during which he made his debut for India in ODIs, T20Is and Test Matches, his career has been on the rise. Rahane even boasts of few note-worthy performances at the international and domestic level. Rahane’s 2019 IPL contract and salary stands at an estimated Rs 40 million. It was a steep drop from and astounding Rs 95 million in 2017. However, that was when he signed with Pune, and given that he is not getting any younger, his backers may have felt that he is losing his touch. IPL Career Ajinkya Rahane made his Indian Premier League debut in during the series&#8217; inception in 2008 for the Mumbai Indians. In 2018, Rahane was brought back to the Royals from the now defunct RPS for Rs 4 crore. Since then, he has remained with the Rajasthan side and was handed the Rajasthani mantle in 2018. Initially, Steve Smith was the skipper, but in the wake of the ball-tampering scandal, Smith stepped down. Rahane led the side to fourth in the IPL table, but the team lost their playoffs match. He is primarily not known for being a T20 player, but has proven himself. With Mumbai, he got a limited number of chances, but in his first stint with Rajasthan, he truly shone. In terms of personal records, Rahane is the leading run-scorer for the team with 2705 runs. &nbsp; Expectations for IPL 2019 Rahane is expected to lead by example as Rajasthan are set to campaign for their second title. The Rajasthan Royals have always been considered underdogs and it showed when they clinch the 2008 title. Rahane also has some impressive stats to his name. He has accumulated one century and 26 half centuries to his name. The 30-year old also has 65 sixes, the most (13) coming from the 2015 season.

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Umesh Yadav Biography

Umesh Yadav is the definition of started from the bottom and now we're here. He is the son of a coal-miner and initially wanted to be a police officer. Then, in his teenage years Umesh Yadav took up cricket.

Yadav entered the Ranji trophy with the unheralded Vidarbha team. Yadav honed his skill as a pacer and soon earned a 2008 Ranji debut against Madhya Pradesh. He snatched 20 wickets in his debut season and his pace peaked in the 140. It wasn't long before the selectors turned in his direction.

He was picked for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Australia in 2014/15. However, it was only out of desperation as fast bowling options were very limited. However, Yadav gave the national selectors a reason to not doubt their decision with 11 wickets.

However, the only thing that worked against him was consistency. But he really couldn't be blamed as it was India's slip catching let him down.

Redemption came in the form of the 2015 World Cup in Australia. Umesh Yadav snagged 18 wickets and was India's highest wicket-taker.

IPL Career

Umesh Yadav made his IPL debut back in 2010 for the Delhi Daredevils. However, like nearly every debutant, he suffered from the limited game time syndrome. To make matters worse, his figures were not making a very good case for him. 2011 was also a mediocre year, again with limited chances. But in 2012, things changed dramatically. 19 wickets and the fourth highest wicket taker, is nothing to sniff at.

He moved to the Kolkata Knight Riders in 2014 and helped them to the title. Umesh Yadav's contribution to the triumphant side was 11 wickets. He soon worked his way into becoming one of the important members of the KKR team.

During his KKR stint, Umesh Yadav amassed a total of 48 wickets,  the fourth highest in the franchise's history. However, he was let go ahead of IPL 2018 and the Royal Challengers Bangalore pounced. Umesh Yadav was brought in for an astounding 4.2 crore.

He made it worth their while with 20 wickets in his first season. His impressive performance ensured that he was retained for IPL 2019.

IPL 2019 Expectations

Umesh Yadav has registered best figures of 4 wickets for 24 runs back in the 2013 season. Skipper Virat Kohli will be dependent on him to bowl at his lethal best and keep the wickets tumbling

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Umesh Yadav Biography Umesh Yadav is the definition of started from the bottom and now we&#8217;re here. He is the son of a coal-miner and initially wanted to be a police officer. Then, in his teenage years Umesh Yadav took up cricket. Yadav entered the Ranji trophy with the unheralded Vidarbha team. Yadav honed his skill as a pacer and soon earned a 2008 Ranji debut against Madhya Pradesh. He snatched 20 wickets in his debut season and his pace peaked in the 140. It wasn&#8217;t long before the selectors turned in his direction. He was picked for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Australia in 2014/15. However, it was only out of desperation as fast bowling options were very limited. However, Yadav gave the national selectors a reason to not doubt their decision with 11 wickets. However, the only thing that worked against him was consistency. But he really couldn&#8217;t be blamed as it was India&#8217;s slip catching let him down. Redemption came in the form of the 2015 World Cup in Australia. Umesh Yadav snagged 18 wickets and was India&#8217;s highest wicket-taker. IPL Career Umesh Yadav made his IPL debut back in 2010 for the Delhi Daredevils. However, like nearly every debutant, he suffered from the limited game time syndrome. To make matters worse, his figures were not making a very good case for him. 2011 was also a mediocre year, again with limited chances. But in 2012, things changed dramatically. 19 wickets and the fourth highest wicket taker, is nothing to sniff at. He moved to the Kolkata Knight Riders in 2014 and helped them to the title. Umesh Yadav&#8217;s contribution to the triumphant side was 11 wickets. He soon worked his way into becoming one of the important members of the KKR team. During his KKR stint, Umesh Yadav amassed a total of 48 wickets,  the fourth highest in the franchise&#8217;s history. However, he was let go ahead of IPL 2018 and the Royal Challengers Bangalore pounced. Umesh Yadav was brought in for an astounding 4.2 crore. He made it worth their while with 20 wickets in his first season. His impressive performance ensured that he was retained for IPL 2019. IPL 2019 Expectations Umesh Yadav has registered best figures of 4 wickets for 24 runs back in the 2013 season. Skipper Virat Kohli will be dependent on him to bowl at his lethal best and keep the wickets tumbling

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Virat Kohli has had an impressive career since making his debut in the Indian team in 2008. He first broke into the national side in ODIs, soon followed by a 2010 debut in T20s and a Test debut in 2011.

Since then, his rise has been meteoric and he eventually took the mantle of India captain from MS Dhoni. ODI captaincy was up first in 2013, followed by Test captaincy when MS Dhoni announced his retirement in 2014. Finally, Virat Kohli was appointed T20 skipper in 2017.

IPL Career

Virat Kohli made his IPL debut back in 2008 itself for Royal Challengers Bangalore. Since then, he has remained in the team all these years.

After an average debut season, his form picked up in subsequent years. For two straight seasons, he was in the top 3 of highest run-scorers in IPL.

In 2011, he was promoted to vice captain and even took over as skipper when regular, Daniel Vettori was injured. When the latter retired in 2013, Kohli took the mantle of RCB captain, and has led the side ever since.

Now, for IPL 2019, Virat Kohli heads into the new season as the captain once again.

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Expectations for IPL 2019

With regard to expectations, there is a lot of pressure on the team. For years, they have always been so close and yet so far. On paper, RCB have had the strongest batting line-up of all other teams, yet, they have failed to deliver time and again.

Between 2011 and 2017, RCB boasted of the deadliest batting line-up. To be precise, joining Virat Kohli was South Africa's AB de Villiers and West Indian giant, Chris Gayle.

Inspite of this, and Gayle smashing a few centuries here and there, RCB almost always bottled the job.

So, will the 2019 season be any different? Can captain Virat Kohli inspire his men to rally forth into victory? Or will Virat Kohli and the RCB squad succumb to defeat yet again, as was the case all these years?

Virat Kohli

Profile Virat Kohli has had an impressive career since making his debut in the Indian team in 2008. He first broke into the national side in ODIs, soon followed by a 2010 debut in T20s and a Test debut in 2011. Since then, his rise has been meteoric and he eventually took the mantle of India captain from MS Dhoni. ODI captaincy was up first in 2013, followed by Test captaincy when MS Dhoni announced his retirement in 2014. Finally, Virat Kohli was appointed T20 skipper in 2017. IPL Career Virat Kohli made his IPL debut back in 2008 itself for Royal Challengers Bangalore. Since then, he has remained in the team all these years. After an average debut season, his form picked up in subsequent years. For two straight seasons, he was in the top 3 of highest run-scorers in IPL. In 2011, he was promoted to vice captain and even took over as skipper when regular, Daniel Vettori was injured. When the latter retired in 2013, Kohli took the mantle of RCB captain, and has led the side ever since. Now, for IPL 2019, Virat Kohli heads into the new season as the captain once again. Expectations for IPL 2019 With regard to expectations, there is a lot of pressure on the team. For years, they have always been so close and yet so far. On paper, RCB have had the strongest batting line-up of all other teams, yet, they have failed to deliver time and again. Between 2011 and 2017, RCB boasted of the deadliest batting line-up. To be precise, joining Virat Kohli was South Africa&#8217;s AB de Villiers and West Indian giant, Chris Gayle. Inspite of this, and Gayle smashing a few centuries here and there, RCB almost always bottled the job. So, will the 2019 season be any different? Can captain Virat Kohli inspire his men to rally forth into victory? Or will Virat Kohli and the RCB squad succumb to defeat yet again, as was the case all these years?