1 day Ago By Parth Dhall
Indian fast bowler Bhuvneshwar Kumar has written an emotional farewell note to his former Indian Premier League (IPL) team, Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) . The experienced pacer was bought by the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in the recently-concluded IPL 2025 mega auction. Kumar, who made his IPL debut in 2011, has played 176 matches and taken 181 wickets in his career.
Kumar reminisces about his journey with SRH In his farewell note, Kumar thanked the "incredible" 11 years he spent with SRH. He wrote, "After 11 incredible years with SRH, I say goodbye to this team. I have so many unforgettable and cherishable memories.
" The fast bowler also emphasized the highlights of his journey such as amazing victories, winning the title, and winning the Purple Cap twice. Kumar acknowledges unwavering support from fans Kumar also thanked fans for their constant support throughout his time with SRH. He said, "One thing unmissable is the love of the fans which has been splendid! Your support has been constant.
" The cricketer thanked the 'Orange Army' for making him who he is today and promised to carry their love and support with him forever. Bhuvneshwar says goodbye to SRH After 11 incredible years with SRH, I say goodbye to this team. I have so many unforgettable and cherishable memories.
One thing unmissable is the love of the fans which has been splendid! Your support has been constant. I will carry this love and support with me forever 🧡 pic.twitter.
com/SywIykloHp Two-time Purple Cap winner Kumar, a two-time Purple Cap winner, joined the Orange Army in 2014. He went on to become the franchise's all-time highest wicket-taker. His propensity to swing the ball both ways and deliver under pressure helped SRH claim their maiden and only IPL title in 2016.
In 2017, Kumar became the first-ever Indian to bag the Purple Cap twice in IPL history. Kumar's overall journey in IPL As mentioned, RCB bought Bhuvneshwar for ₹10.75 crore.
It is worth noting that Bhuvneshwar started his IPL journey with RCB but didn't feature for them. He also played for the now-defunct Pune Warriors India before getting picked by SRH. Bhuvneshwar is currently the fourth-highest wicket-taker in the IPL, having picked 181 wickets across 176 games (ER: 7.
56). For SRH, the pacer managed 157 scalps at 26.81.
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