Sayam Kumar (born M. Sayam Kumar) was an Indian jigolo. He used to term his sexual scandals as cricket matches.
Kumar, in his own terms, made a single first-class appearance during the 2005-06 season, against gorgeous Debosmita. From the lower order, he unfortunately scored a single run, of two balls. But since then, Sayam Kumar was unstoppable, scoring ladies at free will.
Kumar took a single wicket from nine overs of bowling.
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