UP T20 League: During the UP T20 League, there was a unique view on the ground, which filled the fans enthusiastically. The reason for this movement was the presence of twins on the field. His looks alike, not only created confusion in the audience, but also in the opposition team.
For a moment, the umpires were also confused as to who are. At the same time, fans were also surprised.
The UP T20 League is creating tremendous enthusiasm among the cricket lovers of Uttar Pradesh, where many big names are demonstrating their skills. However, now everyone’s eyes are on the twins Ajay and Vijay Kumar, who are making a splash inside and outside the field.
Both twin brothers have become a topic of discussion in UP T20 League, Ajay Kumar is playing for the Noida Kings team, while his brother Vijay Kumar Meerut is a part of MAVRIX, which is preparing an exciting rivalry between brother-brother in the league.
Confusion on the field and fans surprised outside
The UP T20 League has surprised the teammates, coaches and even fans in UP T20 League. Many times, opposition players and officials also face difficulty in distinguishing between the two.
Ajay said that due to this confusion, he once batted instead of his brother. His coach has followed an effective remedy after this: he ties different colored ribbons on his wrists during practice sessions and matches to identify them.
Both brothers are talented players
At the age of just 19, both Ajay and Vijay are being seen as a promising talent for the future of Uttar Pradesh cricket. Ajay is leaving his mark in domestic T20 cricket, while Vijay has experience playing first class cricket for Uttar Pradesh.
So far in his three matches, Vijay has taken six wickets and scored 17 runs, which reveals his ability as an all -rounder. In the 14th match of the tournament, the fans got a chance to see the twin brothers playing against each other.
With their skills, determination and unique identity, Ajay and Vijay Kumar are not only entertaining fans, but are also becoming exciting possibilities for Indian cricket in the coming years.
