K. S. Bharat Height, Age, Girlfriend, Family, Biography & More

K. S. Bharat Height, Age, Girlfriend, Family, Biography & More

Fast Facts :   Role : Wicket-keeper Batsman  Whatsapp Group Join Telegram channel Join  Batting Style : Right -handed bat  Bowling Style : Right -arm off break   DOB : 3 October 1993 (Sunday)
Kona Srikar Bharat
Bio/Wiki
Full Name	K.S Bharat
Real Name	Kona Srikar Bharat
Profession :   Cricketer(wicketkeeper) (Indian)
Physical Ststs. & More
Height (approx.) :  In centimeters : 174 cm In meters : 1.74 m In feet inches : 5′ 7″
Weight (approx.) :  In Kilograms : 67 kg In pounds : 148 lbs
Body Measurements :  Chest : 38 inches Waist : 30 inches Biceps : 12 inches
Eye Colour	Dark Brown
Hair Colour	Natural Black
Body Type	Slim
Shoe Size	10 Inch
Skin Colour	Dusky
Tattoo :   On his right chest
Cricket
International debut :  ODI – Did not make Test-9 February 2023 against Australia at the Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium T20 – Did not make
Jersey number :  15 (IPL)   14 (Test)
Domestic/State (Teams) :  India Indians India B India Blue India Red Rest of India Andhra (2012) Andhra Pradesh Association XI Board Presidents XI Chargers X Delhi Daredevils (2015) Royal Challengers Bangalore (2021)
Coach/Mentor	J. Krishna Rao Rahul Dravid
Batting Style	Right -handed bat
Bowling Style	Right -arm off break
Favourite Shots	Pull shot
Nature of Fielding	Aggressive
Likes to play against :  N/A
Records(Main Ones) :  First wicketkeeper to record a triple century in the Ranji Trophy and sixth overall in first-class cricket after Billy Murdoch, Clyde Walcott, Imtiaz Ahmed, and Kusal Perera.  Fifth batsman from a South team to make a triple century in a Ranji Trophy.  After Amit Pathak he is the second Andhra batsman to score a double-century in first-class cricket.  7th Indian wicketkeeper to claim ten or more catches in a first-class match against South Africa ‘A’ in 2018
Career Turning Point :  In 2014/15, he scored 758 runs with an average of 54.14 in a Ranji Trophy campaign.
Awards, Honours, Achievements :  N/A
Personal Life
Date of birth	3 October 1993
Age(as in 2022)	29 years
Birth Place	Ramachandrapuram in andhrapradesh
Zodiac sign	Libra
Signature :  N/A
Nationality	Indian
Hometown :  Visakhapatnam (Andhrapradesh)
School :  St. Aloysius High School
College/University :  Dr. Lankapalli Bullayya College
Educational Qualification :  Bachelor of Commerce
Religion	Hinduism
Caste	N/A
Food Habits	Non-vegetarian
Address :  Vishakhapatnam, Andhrapradesh, India,
Hobbies :  Jogging , Swimming, Gyming,
Controversie :  N/A
Relationships & More
Marital Status	Married
Crush :  Anjali Nedunuri
Affairs/Girlfriends :  Anjali Nedunuri
Family
Wife/Spouse :  Anjali Nedunuri
Marriage Date :   5 August 2020
Children :  N/A
Parents :    Father : Srinivas Rao (Works in a Naval Dockyard)     Mother : Kona Devi
Siblings :  Brother : N/A   Sister : Manoghna Lokesh
Favourites
Cricketer (s) :    Batsman (s) : Rahul Dravid, Virat Kohli, Wicket keeper (s) : MS Dhoni, Adam Gilchrist, Bowler : Zahir Khan
Cricket Ground (s) :  N/A
Food :  Biryani,
Actor :  Prabhas
Actress :  Aiswarya Rai Bachchan
Movie (s) :  N/A
Musician (s) :  N/A
Singer (s) :  N/A
Colour (s) :  N/A
Holiday Destination Place :  N/A
Style Quotient
Cars Collection :  N/A
Bikes Collection :  N/A
Money Factor
Salary(as in 2023)	1 crore+(approx. P.A)
Income(approx.)	15 Lakhs+(P.M)
Income Source	Cricket, Brand promotion, Advertisements,
Networth(approx.)	$1.1 Million 8.15 crore

Some Unknown Facts about Kona Srikar Bharat

•  Srikar Bharat is an Indian cricketer from Andhra Pradesh. He is a wicketkeeper who can bat up the order and play aggressively when needed. He rose to prominence during a match against the Delhi Capitals when Royal Challengers Bangalore needed five runs off the last ball. Srikar Bharat smashed a six off Avesh Khan’s low full toss towards long-on, assisting his team to their ninth victory of the IPL 2021.

• After that game, he admitted that he had asked Glenn Maxwell, his partner and the senior hitter, if he wanted the strike, but that he had responded, “No.”

            You can complete it.

           Srikar Bharat continued,

      “The last time, Maxi and I were discussing the regions we have access to. Watch the ball and get your bat on it, he advised. I asked him whether he wanted to chase after the final three balls, and he replied, “No, you can finish it off.“  It greatly boosted my self-confidence. I was only paying attention to the next ball, which was one. rather than overthinking the situation. I made it extremely straightforward, and as a team we performed excellent work and succeeded.

•  He was a naughty kid, which was the major reason he joined cricket. The neighbors would protest against him in his home while he was playing in the street by breaking their window panes. In an effort to keep him away from nefarious activities, his frustrated parents subsequently made the decision to enroll him in a cricket academy. He trained in the net for about 7 or 8 years. He once recalled beginning to play cricket solely for enjoyment. Additionally, he wanted to skip school. Even though his father isn’t overly strict, he is genuinely worried about his future.

•  He faced Kerala on his first-class debut in 2013. He lost form during the U-16 practice matches. His father then prompted him to select either studies or cricket. Bharat excelled academically at his school.

• Before the age of 17, he had never kept wickets. He just began keeping wickets when his state needed a keeper who could also bat. He did, however, practice wicketkeeping regularly before that. However, he was more frequently a slip or gully fielder. Because of his skill on the field, his coach suggested he pursue wicketkeeping. He took on the duty of wicketkeeper for the first time in a Ranji Trophy match against Hyderabad.

•  He was chosen for India’s Blue team for the Duleep Trophy in 2018 and then joined the team for the Test series against Bangladesh. 2020 saw him chosen to replace the injured Rishabh Pant on a tour of Australia. He was chosen as the backup player for the test series against England that same year. He was again chosen in May 2021 to replace the injured Saha, but he was again unable to participate in any games. He was acquired by the Delhi Daredevils in 2015 to act as the side’s backup wicketkeeper.

•  Bharat represented India ‘A’ in 11 unofficial Test matches from 2018 to 2019 against the ‘A’ sides of South Africa, the West Indies, Sri Lanka, Australia, New Zealand, and England. He amassed 758 runs overall during this time, including three centuries, two fifties, and 47 outs as a wicketkeeper.

•  Bharat exercised for an hour and a half every day, focusing on his core and strength throughout the COVID lockdown. He continues with an hour of shadow practice in front of the mirror, practicing the strokes he would play following the lockdown. According to him, it’s crucial to eat, sleep, and drink in moderation, as well as have appropriate conversations with the appropriate individuals.

•  Srikar Bharat was surprised to get a flood of congratulations on his cell phone after the Syed Mushtaq Trophy match between Andhra Pradesh and Mumbai on January 27, 2021. He had been chosen for the India test squad for the series against England. Bharat recalled that time and stated,

“I felt depleted. I had gained a lot of confidence after seeing young people perform admirably in the recently concluded series against Australia. I’ve been waiting for my chance to play for India A for more than three years, but I must admit that I wasn’t expecting the call.“

   And he continues,

“Everyone wants to play for their country, and we all feel immense pride and satisfaction when we perform at the top level. Everyone would want to live for this moment as a child.“

    Previously, he was promoted to the Indian squad in November 2019 to replace wicketkeeper Wriddhiman Saha for the second pink ball test against Bangladesh; however, he did not play any games in that series. Rishabh Pant was the other wicketkeeper, but he was sent to the Mushtaq Ali Trophy to get some experience before the limited-overs series against the West Indies next month. According to the new ICC regulation for 2017, a substitute wicketkeeper can take the place of an onfield keeper if he is injured. Surprisingly, after the series, the team’s captain, Virat Kohli, presented him with the winning trophy as a kind gesture.

• In 2021, he was acquired by the Bangalore franchise for 20 lakh INR. Previously, he was signed by the Delhi Daredevils (now Delhi Capitals) for 10 lakh INR in 2015 under the captaincy of former Indian speedster Zaheer Khan, but he was unable to secure a spot in the playing eleven for the entire IPL season. Interestingly, Bharat was the ball boy in a match in 2005 while Zaheer was on the national team. MS Dhoni hit 148 runs against Pakistan at Visakhapatnam in the same match. Bharat thereafter proceeded to play the duty of ball boy in every international tournament at Vizag for several years, gaining valuable experience under international playing circumstances.

•  On September 10, 2021, he scored his first List-A century while playing for India A against Australia A at the KSCA Stadium in Bengaluru. The Australians batted first and scored 346 runs in their first inning. In response, India lost their first four wickets for 259 runs. Then KS Bharat walked out to join Shubman Gill, and they shared 41 runs before Gill was removed for 50 runs. He went on to score 106 runs on 186 balls, bringing the total to 505 runs. The game and series both finished in a tie.

• He stated this about cricket great and India ‘A’ coach Rahul Dravid:

“We learned a lot from Rahul sir during our India-A stint.” Playing while he is watching provides a unique high. He consistently advises us to keep things simple, and his impact has grown over the years.“

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