Singh: Former Indian cricket team cricketer RP Singh may have left cricket these days, but his son has played a brilliant innings while playing in England. RP Singh had announced retirement from all forms of cricket. However, now his son Harry Singh is following in his footsteps.

RP Singh's son Harry Singh played a brilliant innings

Harry Singh, son of former Indian cricketer RP Singh, is currently in England, where he has made his debut for county team Lancashire. Harry Singh has played a brilliant innings against Somerset. However, he returned to the pavilion soon in the first innings. After this, he made a brilliant comeback in the second innings and contributed 31 runs facing 142 balls. While in the first innings his team was all out for 140 runs. Let us tell you that RP Singh played two ODIs with Kapil Dev in 1986. However, he moved to England around 1990.

Harry Singh is struggling with form

Harry Singh is playing his 8th match and has not had any big innings so far. While playing for Lancashire, he returned to the pavilion on 7 runs in the first innings against Somerset. Harry wore the cap for Lancashire on 24 July in the ODI Cup. He has played a total of seven matches in the list and his best innings during this time has been 25 runs. However, he also took a wicket in his first match.

On the field for the England cricket team

Harry Singh returned to the pavilion cheaply while playing for Lancashire in the county red ball match when England cricket team's fast bowler Craig Overton sent him to the pavilion. At the same time, he was dismissed by Brett Rendell during the second innings. Harry has been seen fielding as a substitute player for England during the Test match played between England and Sri Lanka. Before the Test match, the England team named him, Charlie Bernard and Kesh Fonseca as substitute players for the first Test against Sri Lanka.