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140 kmph, Rs 21.5 lakh and adream: Shubham Gautam's rise from Narora

From playing tennis-ball cricket in Narora to idolising Jofra Archer, winning the speed hunt organised by the Uttar Pradesh Cricket Association (UPCA), and becoming one of the most expensive players in the UPT20 League when Noida Kings roped him in for Rs 21.50 lakh, Shubham Gaut

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PRATYUSH RAJ2 Sept 2026, 06:19 amUpdated 4h ago1 min readIndiaIndia
140 kmph, Rs 21.5 lakh and a dream: Shubham Gautam's rise from Narora

India — PRATYUSH RAJ

From playing tennis-ball cricket in Narora to idolising Jofra Archer, winning the speed hunt organised by the Uttar Pradesh Cricket Association (UPCA), and becoming one of the most expensive players in the UPT20 League when Noida Kings roped him in for Rs 21.50 lakh, Shubham Gautam's journey is a story of patience, perseverance and raw pace

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Source: Times of India · PRATYUSH RAJ. Published 2 Sept 2026, 06:19 am.

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