The Mumbai Indians (Mi) signed the Raghu Sharma leg spinner to replace Vignesh Puthur, which was excluded from the rest of the 2025 IPL due to an injury, the franchise announced on Thursday. This marks Raghu’s first passage in IPL. He joined Mi at the basis of RS 30 Lakh on the Rapp. Raghu, born March 11, 1993 in Jalandhar, Punjab, is a legs of legs of leg with right arms. He represented Punjab and Pudichery in domestic cricket. In 11 first class games, he took 57 counters at an average of 19.59, with the best bowling figures of 7/56. In List A Cricket, he won 14 counters in 9 games, with the best figures of 4/37. He also appeared in 3 T20 games, picking up 3 counters.
Vignesh played five games for Mumbai Indians, picking up six counters and made his debut with three counters against CSK. A striker on the right and a leftist wrist spinner was one of the young jewels that Mi has found over the years, joining Saurabh Tiwary, Jasprit Bumrah, Hhelik Pandya and Tilak Varma among others.
Vignesh made its IPL debut for Mumbai Indians before even playing the main cricket representative for his state. Taken from the Kerala T20 League, where he played for alleppey undulations, he managed to succeed in IPL, rejecting Ruturaj Gaikwad, Shivam Dube and Deepak Hooda during his debut against Chennai Super Kings, ending with 3-32 figures in his fate of four versions.
He then recorded the figures of 1-21, 1-31, 1-10 and 0-15 in the following four games he played before retiring from the tournament due to an injury.
Before his passage from the IPL, Vignesh served as a net launcher for Mi Cape Town and had the opportunity to train with Rashid Khan, one of the best wrists of the T20 cricket.
The Mumbai Indians, who had a trembling start to the season, have now been comfortably placed in the first three of the position after having recorded five victories on the trot.
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