Ambati Rayudu

Stories
Ambati Rayudu retires from all forms of cricket after World Cup snub

"It has been a wonderful journey of playing the sport and learning from every up and down"

by Wisden Staff / July 3, 2019
Australia v India
Ambati Rayudu reported for suspect bowling action

The match officials report cited concerns on the legality of his action

by Wisden Staff / January 13, 2019
International Cricket
‘It’s not a new role’ – Rayudu slots in to spot marked for him by Kohli

“There is nothing new that they have asked me to do”

by Wisden Staff / October 24, 2018
International Cricket
In Ambati Rayudu, Virat Kohli sees the right man to solve India's No.4 woes

"I felt like he’s designed to play that middle-order role"

by Wisden Staff / October 21, 2018
News
Lots of middle-order spots open, and many claimants for them, says Bangar

"The good thing is our bench strength"

by Wisden Staff / July 17, 2018
News
Suresh Raina replaces Ambati Rayudu for England ODIs

Veteran of 223 ODIs gets a chance to play his first 50-over international since October 2015

by Wisden Staff / June 17, 2018
Indian Premier League
‘I always rated Ambati Rayudu highly’ — MS Dhoni

"Everybody set plans to Rayudu, none of them worked"

by Wisden Staff / May 14, 2018

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Ambati Rayudu

Ambati Rayudu retires from all forms of cricket after World Cup snub

Ambati Rayudu reported for suspect bowling action

‘It’s not a new role’ – Rayudu slots in to spot marked for him by Kohli

In Ambati Rayudu, Virat Kohli sees the right man to solve India's No.4 woes

Lots of middle-order spots open, and many claimants for them, says Bangar

Suresh Raina replaces Ambati Rayudu for England ODIs

‘I always rated Ambati Rayudu highly’ — MS Dhoni

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