Suryakumar made his first-class debut against Delhi during the 2010-11 Trophy season. He had a great start to his career as he top-scored for Mumbai with ell compiled 73 and was the only player to score a fifty in Mumbai's first innings. Since then, he has been a regular member of the side and has scored reasonably well in every season.
Impressed by his talent, he received from Mumbai Indians in 2011, for whom he played a few matches until 2013. He moved to Kolkata Knight Riders and was very handy down the order and played a few useful cameos for KKR. In fact, he played all the matches in IPL-7, primarily due to his incredible strike-rate It was for the Kolkata-based franchise that his ability to improvise gained some popularity. The knack of playing useful cameos lower down the order came in handy, and he featured in every single game of the Knight Riders' title-winning campaign in 2014. But after a few seasons there, where he made useful contributions, the opportunities to really make an impression were few and far between, he was re-signed by MI again - a move that proved to be a revelation.
Picked to open the batting for 2018, Suryakumar finished as the highest run-getter in the tournament for Mumbai with a remarkable tally of 512 runs (Avg. 36.57, S/R 133.33). His remarkable consistency was one of the few bright spots in an otherwise disappointing campaign for the franchise.
I always wanted to be a bit different, Suryakumar says of his thirst for innovation in batting, which makes him an ideal fit for T20 cricket. A talented right-handed batsman from Mumbai, he received from Mumbai Indians in 2011, for whom he played a few matches until 2013, before getting picked up by Kolkata Knight Riders.
Impressed by his talent, he received from Mumbai Indians in 2011, for whom he played a few matches until 2013. He moved to Kolkata Knight Riders and was very handy down the order and played a few useful cameos for KKR. In fact, he played all the matches in IPL-7, primarily due to his incredible strike-rate It was for the Kolkata-based franchise that his ability to improvise gained some popularity. The knack of playing useful cameos lower down the order came in handy, and he featured in every single game of the Knight Riders' title-winning campaign in 2014. But after a few seasons there, where he made useful contributions, the opportunities to really make an impression were few and far between, he was re-signed by MI again - a move that proved to be a revelation.
Mumbai Indians on Monday (May 9) released a statement which read has sustained a muscle strain on the left forearm, and has been ruled out for the season. He has been advised consultation with the medical team.
It has been that has not proceeded to the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru after the detection of his injury and will undergo scans on Wednesday in Mumbai.
He will be completely out of the South Africa series, which is being seen as crucial to India's preparation for the T20 WC in October-November in Australia. He may be conditionally picked, subject obviously to attaining full fitness
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