India are well-known for making new cricketers. A large part of those who don the Indian jersey in international cricket, step on the stage of international cricket only after doing well in the Indian Premier League (IPL) day in and day out. Many cricketers who are known for playing well in IPL have shown their strength after donning the Indian jersey. Several young cricketers have spread light in this season of IPL.

If there is talking about the performance of youngsters, the first thing that comes to mind is Yashasvi Jaiswal. Jaiswal played in the U-19 World Cup in 2020. India were the runner-up. Jaiswal, the opener of that team, has impressed in this year's IPL. This Rajasthan Royals opener scored 625 runs in 14 innings. He scored a great century with 5 fifties. Jaiswal averaged 48.07 runs, his strike rate of 163.61 is also eye-catching. Jaiswal has given the team a flying start in most of the matches at the beginning of the innings.

In the beginning, Rajasthan managed to build a big innings by relying on Jaiswal's great batting. Those innings also played a big role in winning the match. Jaiswal finished this year's IPL at number 5 in the list of highest run-scorers. Impressed by his excellent performance, the Indian selectors included him as a standby in the Indian squad for the Test Championship. Jaiswal has not yet made his debut in international cricket. But the debut seems not too far away.

Next, comes Rinku Singh of Kolkata Knight Riders. As a finisher, Rinku has caught the most attention in this event. Let’s talk about a separate match. Kolkata needed 29 runs in the last over to win a league match against Gujarat Titans. Umesh Yadav gave the strike to Rinku with 1 run in the first ball. Rinku hit 5 consecutive sixes in the last 5 balls and gave Kolkata an incredible victory. Rinku scored 474 runs in 14 matches in this year's IPL. The strike rate of 149.53 is definitely great. Along with that, there are 4 half-centuries next to Rinku's name, all of which he hit to chase runs.

Tilak Varma of Mumbai Indians should not be forgotten either. Tilak may not have done much in terms of runs. But all the runs he scored were very effective, beneficial for the team. Tilak scored 343 runs in 11 innings, also played an unbeaten innings of 84 runs. The strike-rate is more eye-catching - 164.11. His innings of 43 off 14 balls against Gujarat in the second qualifier was also worth watching.

Apart from this, Gujarat's Sai Sudharsan was also excellent with the bat. He played an important innings of 96 runs off 47 balls in the final match. Sudharsan scored 362 runs in 8 innings at an average of 51.71. The strike rate of 141.40 is certainly remarkable. Sudarshan has always played well in the middle-order for Gujarat.

Apart from this, Jitesh Sharma and Prabhsimran Singh of Punjab Kings, Tushar Deshpande of Chennai Super Kings also impressed much.