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A right-arm medium pace bowler with a bowling action modeled on the lines of Glenn McGrath, Aavishkar Salvi’s career took off in full swing and ended with injuries, all in a short span. He spearheaded Mumbai’s bowling attack, went on to represent India A and then India. After four ODIs and four wickets, injuries came knocking and he was out of action for a long time until IPL made its way. He represents the Delhi Daredevils in the tournament.
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