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Ambati Raydu's Biography

Ambati Thirupathi Rayudu is an Indian cricketer born on 23 September 1985, who was the captain of the Baroda cricket team in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy final. Ambati Raydu's date of birth is 23 September 1985. Ambati Raydu's full name is Ambati Thirupathi Rayudu. As of 2022, Ambati Raydu's age is 37 years old. Ambati Raydu was born in Guntur, Andhra Pradesh.

Ambati Thirupathi Rayudu is an Indian cricketer born on 23 September 1985. He was the captain of the Baroda cricket team in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy final. He played over 300 limited-overs matches for the Indian cricket team between 2013 and 2019.

He is a right-handed middle-order batsman who occasionally takes wickets and bowls with his right arm. He plays for Chennai Super Kings in the Indian Premier League and Hyderabad in the IPL.

Ambati Raydu Family and Ambati Raydu Education

Rayudu was born in Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, India on September 23, 1985. His father, Sambasiva Rao, was employed in the archives department. In an interview, Rayudu claimed that his father encouraged him to play cricket and sent him to a coaching camp when he was in the third grade.

In 1992, Rayudu's father took him to Vijay Paul Cricket Academy in Hyderabad. According to Paul, Rayudu's father used to take him to cricket camps and various tournaments on a motorcycle. Abdul Azeem claimed that Rao used to observe Rayudu's daily practice from about 50 meters away. Rayudu completed his schooling at Sri Ramakrishna Vidyalaya in Bhavan, Sainikpuri.

Ambati Raydu's wife Chennupalli Vidya.

Rayudu married his college friend Chennupalli Vidya on February 14, 2009. They have one son.

Ambati Raydu Cricket

He was hailed as India's next great batting hope when he opened with an unbeaten 177 at the age of 16 and helped the Indian Under-19 team win a one-day series in England in 2002. The following Ranji Trophy season was equally impressive, with Hyderabad scoring two hundreds and a hundred against Andhra Pradesh.

In 2004, Rayudu captained the Indian Under-19 team to the semi-finals of the World Cup in Bangladesh, but poor performances in domestic competitions later that year and a conflict with the Hyderabad coach led him to switch to Andhra Pradesh, the first of four different local teams he played for.

Play

At the age of 21, he decided to play in the illegal Indian Cricket League in 2007, which almost ended his chances of playing for India. However, after accepting the BCCI's amnesty offer in 2009, he was signed by the Mumbai Indians for the 2010 IPL, which marked his emergence as one of the team's highest run scorers and three title wins. After moving to Chennai Super Kings in 2018, he continued his impressive batting record there, amassing 602 runs in his first season.

Rayudu's impressive performances in the IPL stand in stark contrast to his inconsistent international career. He made his debut for India in a low-key ODI series in Zimbabwe in 2013 and responded with an unbeaten 63, becoming the third oldest Indian player at the time to score a fifty on his ODI debut. He was part of the 2015 World Cup squad, but he did not play. The following year, he was not selected for India's World T20 squad.

After a two-year break, he returned to the Indian ODI squad in 2018, playing in 11 of the country's 20 matches and scoring his third ODI hundred against the West Indies. In the 2019 World Cup, Rayudu seemed to be firmly in the No.4 spot. However, he was replaced by Vijay Shankar, which led to him announcing his retirement from all forms of cricket in July 2019. In the IPL, he changed his mind about continuing to play for Chennai Super Kings, just as he changed his mind about quitting first-class cricket last year, but it seems unlikely that he will be called up to the national team again.

Ambati Raydu Statistics (as of October 2022)

	run	matches	Bureau	Highest score	Total centuries
One Day International (ODI)	1694	55	50	124	3
T20 Series	Forty-two	6	5	20	0
T20 (IPL and others)	5870	275	258	100	1

Ambati Reddu Controversy

Despite his immense success, Ambati Rayudu has also been involved in many controversies, including one in the past of the Indian Premier League. If I am not mistaken, during an Indian Premier League match against Mumbai Indians (MI) in 2016, he and Harbhajan Singh had a heated argument on the field. This led to numerous protests against him.

However, that was not all. In 2018, Ambati was once again in major trouble, though this time it had nothing to do with the IPL. He got into a heated argument with the umpire during a Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy match against Karnataka. Due to his actions, he was banned for two matches by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). Nevertheless, he was a good player and contributed to the team.

Ambati Raydu's Net Worth

Mr. Ambati Rayudu’s total net worth is estimated to be $6 million, which is roughly equivalent to INR 450 million (about Rs. 450 million). Cricket is his main source of income and wealth.

Moreover, Mr. Ambati Rayudu has a very strong brand and is the most famous player in the world. In addition, he earns a good amount of money from the Indian Premier League and several international and domestic cricket tournaments (IPL). Ambati Rayudu needs huge money to promote numerous products.

Ambati Raydu Awards and Achievements

Year	Achievement
2002	Ranji Trophy debut
2002	Youngest player to hit a double century and century in the same Ranji match
2004	Captain of the U19 World Cup team
2007	Playing for Hyderabad Heroes at ICL
2010	Joining Mumbai Indians
2013	First ODI against Zimbabwe
2014	First T20I match against England
2015	Selected as one of the top 15 teams in the 2015 World Cup
2018	Went to Chennai Super Kings
2019	Retirement from international cricket

Ambati Raydu album

Youngest player to hit two centuries in a Ranji match

Ambati Raydu Interesting Facts

• Ambati Rayudu made his first-class debut in the 2001-2002 season, playing cricket for Hyderabad, where he was a player at the time.
• In 2005, due to a disagreement with the Hyderabad Cricket Association (HCA), Ambati Rayudu left the team and played for Andhra Cricket for a year.
• Ambati Rayudu's batting form improved as he scored 566 runs in nine matches at an average of 56.60, including a double century and three half-centuries.
• In his early years, he was called the future Sachin Tendulkar.
• Unfortunately, after the right-handed batsman joined the fledgling Indian Cricket League (ICL) in 2007, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) banned him from playing in Indian cricket.
• Ambati Rayudu played for the rest of the Indian team in the 2013 Irani Cup against Mumbai, scoring 51 and 156. He led all scorers in the 2012–13 Deodal Trophy final, which West Zone won by 78 runs, defeating North Zone's target of 290.

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