Saumy, a left-arm spinner, has already drawn parallels to elite all-rounders with his control, aim, and aptitude for collecting wickets.There is a quick and controlled build-up. The motion is easy to

Saumy, a left-arm spinner, has already drawn parallels to elite all-rounders with his control, aim, and aptitude for collecting wickets.There is a quick and controlled build-up. The motion is easy to follow and fluid. The ball follows the ideal path and lands at the desired location. The ball frequently skids off the surface, and occasionally it breaks free of the right-handed batter. Given his emaciated physique and fierce demeanor, it is understandable why Saumy Pandey is compared to his hero, Ravindra Jadeja. He is having a breakthrough year, similar to Jadeja in the 2008 U-19 World Cup; his 17 wickets have come at an average of 8.47, with an economical rate of 2.44.According to his father Krishna Kumar Pandey, a Hindi teacher at a government school in the Sidhi area of Madhya Pradesh, the comparison is unjust. "As a Hindi literary instructor, I may be a little rigid about grading.

It is unfair if people are drawing comparisons between him and Ravindra Jadeja. In his fifteen years of cricket playing, Jadeja has achieved a perfect score of 100. He tells this paper, "He has won so many games for India and has put in the hard effort and sacrifice to get to this level.He "has yet to earn that first mark in his career" with his son, however. He states, "At the moment, Saumy is on a zero." Mujhe lagta hai Saumy abhi shunya pe hai.Although he agrees with Saumy's father's viewpoints, Aril Anthony, Jadeja's coach, claims to have been attracted by her body language and intensity on the field. He therefore made an effort to imitate him every day. He is an IPL generation member. It is understandable that he tried to emulate his idol after growing up watching Jadeja. Anthony adds, "I think he'll need to work hard to get to Jadeja's level.Given his emaciated physique and fierce demeanor, it is understandable why Saumy Pandey is compared to his hero, Ravindra Jadeja. He is having a breakthrough year, similar to Jadeja in the 2008 U-19 World Cup; his 17 wickets have come at an average of 8.47, with an economical rate of 2.44.