Harshit Rana

Role: Right-arm Fast Bowler
Born: December 22, 2001, New Delhi (Age: 23y 307d)
Bowling Style: Right-arm fast 

Batting Style: Right-hand bat
Playing Role: Bowler

International Career: 2024 – Present

Major Achievements:

• Made IPL debut with KKR before senior domestic debut; fast-tracked into India squad in July 2024.
  
  
• Key contributor to KKR’s IPL 2024 title; joint-second-highest wicket-taker for the team with 19 wickets across all phases, maintaining a death-over economy of 9.85 in a high-scoring tournament.
  
  
• First-class debut in Ranji Trophy 2022-23; took 21 wickets in 5 matches, showing adaptability with the red ball.
  
  
• Scored an unbeaten 122 off 86 balls from No. 9 in Duleep Trophy for North Zone, hitting 9 sixes in the innings.
  
  
• Represented India A at the ACC Emerging Men’s Cup; picked 7 wickets in 5 matches.
  
  
• Selected for India A tour to South Africa in 2023-24, shadowing the senior team.
  
  

Harbhajan Singh

Role: Off-spin bowler
International Career: 1998–2016
Major Achievements:

• 417 Test wickets (103 Tests) — 3rd highest for India (after Anil Kumble and R. Ashwin)
• 269 ODI wickets in 236 matches
• T20I World Cup Winner (2007) – Played a key role in India’s victorious campaign
• ICC Champions Trophy 2002 Winner (shared with Sri Lanka)
• Historic 2001 Test series vs Australia: Took 32 wickets in 3 Tests; first Indian to take a hat-trick in Test cricket (Kolkata Test)
• Integral part of India’s 2011 World Cup-winning squad
• Known for his aggressive bowling, match-winning spells, and dominance over top batsmen like Ricky Ponting

Yuzvendra Chahal

• Role: Right-arm leg-spin bowler
• Born: July 23, 1990 (35 years)
• International Career: 2016 - present
• Major Achievements:
• Only Indian to be the Highest wicket taker for two different IPL teams in IPL (RCB, RR)
• Most T20 wickets by an Indian Spinner (380 wickets) - Indian
• 221 IPL wickets (1^st in the list of highest wicket takers in IPL, first player in IPL history to take 200 wickets)
• 2022 Purple Cap winner with 27 wickets, including a hat-trick and a five-wicket haul
• 121 ODI wickets | 96 T20I wickets
• T20I World Cup Winner (2024)
• Asia Cup winner (2018)
• 2 IPL hat-tricks
• Most T20I wickets by any bowler in 2017
• Only bowler in IPL history to have taken 20 or more wickets in 5 different seasons.
• Only Indian to claim six-wicket hauls in both ODI and T20I formats
• Most consecutive 4 wicket hauls in an T20I innings (2)
• Only athlete to represent India in both Chess and Cricket
• Renowned for his crafty leg-spin, sharp flight, deceptive googlies, and ability to outsmart batsmen with guile. India’s go-to T20I spinner between 2017-2024.
• A match-winner with the unique skill to make spin bowling exciting and strategic.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar

Role: Right-arm swing bowler
International Career: 2012–Present
Major Achievements:

• First Indian bowler to take a 5-wicket haul in all three formats
• 132 ODI wickets | 63 T20I wickets | 63 Test wickets
• Player of the Series – Champions Trophy 2017
• 2014 England Test Series: Took 19 wickets and scored 247 runs – emerged as a genuine all-rounder
• Known for: Swinging the ball both ways, deadly accuracy in powerplays and death overs
• Played a crucial role in India’s 2013 Champions Trophy win
• Often India's go-to bowler in T20Is and ODIs during 2013–2019

Ishant Sharma

Role: Right-arm fast bowler
International Career: 2007–Present
Major Achievements:

• 105 Test matches | 311 wickets – One of India's most capped pacers
• Heroic 7/74 at Lord’s (2014) – Instrumental in India’s famous overseas Test win
• Member of India’s pace revolution and Test wins overseas (SA, AUS, ENG)
• Known for: Consistency in long spells, reverse swing, and bounce
• Part of the 2013 Champions Trophy-winning team
• Played pivotal roles in India's transition from spin-heavy to pace-dominated Test attacks

Umesh Yadav

Role: Right-arm fast bowler
International Career: 2011–present (Test specialist)
Major Achievements:

• 170 Test wickets in 57 matches
• Known for his pace (often clocking 145+ km/h) and reverse swing
• Played a key role in India’s 2015 World Cup campaign – 18 wickets (India's highest)
• Part of India’s successful home Test dominance (2016–2021)
• Helped India win key home series with early breakthroughs and lower-order hitting
• Instrumental in India’s 2018–19 Australia tour victory (picked key wickets in Perth Test)

Puja Tomar

Born on: 5th Dec 1993 in Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh

• A southpaw strawweight MMA fighter, Puja, nicknamed "THE CYCLONE" for her aggressive, explosive, and high-speed fighting style, holds an impressive career record of 9-5.
• She began her journey in wushu at the age of 12, becoming a five-time National champion and rising to the global stage.
• Puja has represented India in Asia's biggest MMA promotion, ONE Championship, and later signed with Matrix Fight Night.
• After joining Matrix Fight Night, she became MFN's first strawweight world champion in November 2022. She remained undefeated with a stunning 4-0 record until signing with UFC.
• In June 2024, Puja made history as the first and only Indian woman to sign with the UFC.
• She later became the first and only Indian to secure a win in the UFC, leading the charge for Indian MMA potential on the global stage.

Ravisrinivasan Sai Kishore

• Role: All-rounder – Slow Left-arm Orthodox & Left-Handed Batsman
• Born: November 06, 1996
• International Career: 2023 – present
• Major Achievements:
• Asian Games 2023: Gold Medalist (instrumental in the semi final win with figures of 3 for 12)
• Captain of Tamil Nadu Ranji Trophy squad
• Captain of IDream Tiruppur Tamizhans (TNPL)
• Won TNPL 2025 as Captain
• Duleep Trophy Winner with South Zone in 2023
• Top wicket taker in the 2019-20 Syed Mushtaq Ali tournament (T20) with 20 wickets with economy rate of 4.63.
• Picked up 7 wickets in the Duleep Trophy final in 2022
• Had a stellar Ranji Trophy in 2023, where he was Tamil Nadu’s leading wicket-taker with 29 wickets in 6 games, including two five-fors
• In 2023, his four-for helped South Zone win the Duleep trophy
• Sai Kishore brings a blend of height, precision, and tactical savvy. His economical spin bowling, combined with timely contributions with the bat, make him a versatile match-winner. His calm leadership and smart cricket acumen shine through both as captain and team mainstay.

Harshal Patel

• Role: Right-arm fast-medium
• Born: November 23, 1990
• International Career: 2021 – present
• IPL Career: 2012 – present
• Major Achievements:
• 25 T20Is | 29 wickets
• 119 IPL matches | 151 wickets
• Won the Man of the Match award on his T20I debut vs New Zealand for his impactful bowling
• Purple Cap winner:

2021: 32 wickets—tied for most in a single IPL season

2024: 24 wickets—became one of only three bowlers to win the Purple Cap twice

• IPL hattrick in 2021
• Claimed 52 wickets in 9 matches in the 2019-20 Ranji Trophy, which is a Haryana record for most wickets in a single season
• Led the wicket charts with 19 wickets, playing a pivotal role in Haryana's Vijay Hazare title win
• Harshal is revered for his deadly variations most notably the deceptive slower ball and dipping yorker, making him a linchpin in both middle overs and the death overs. His rise to prominence was catalyzed by consistency and flair.

Jayant Yadav

• Role: Right arm Off-break bowler
• Born: January 22, 1990
• International Career: 2016 – present
• Major Achievements:
• 6 Tests | 16 wickets | 1 Test century with highest score of 104
• 90 First Class matches | 265 wickets | 3 hundreds with highest score of 211
• 20 IPL matches | 8 wickets | Economy rate of 6.84
• Domestic representation: Haryana (Vijay Hazare Trophy, Ranji Trophy, Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy)
• First Indian to score a Test century at No. 9, achieving this notable feat against England; holds the record for the highest 9th wicket partnership in Tests with Virat Kohli.
• Highest wicket-taker for Haryana in the 2014-15 Ranji Trophy (33 wickets)

Jayant is celebrated for his orthodox off-spin—precise, economical, and strategically delivered. With the bat, he offers valuable lower-order resistance and unexpected batting firepower, especially under pressure.

Niranjan Mukundan

Proud Paralympian (Tokyo 2020) | Asian Record Holder| Former Junior World Champion| Forbes 30 U30 - 2019

• 2015 IWAS Junior World Games (Netherlands): 10 medals (7 Gold, 3 Silver)
• ⁠2016 IWAS Junior World Games (Prague): 8 medals (3 Gold, 2 Silver, 3 Bronze)
• ⁠2014 IWAS Junior World Games (UK): 8 medals (3 Gold, 2 Silver, 3 Bronze)
• ⁠2013 IWAS World Junior Games: 4 medals (2 Silver, 2 Bronze)
• ⁠Plus multiple national championship medals and other international podium finishes over the years.

International medals alone: 100+ medals

Sanat Sangwan

Role: Left-hand Batter
Born: September 03, 2000, Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh (Age: 25y)
Bowling Style: Legbreak

Batting Style: Left-hand bat
Playing Role: Batter

International Career: Yet to debut internationally

Major Achievements:

• Made First-class debut for Delhi cricket team in Ranji Trophy on October 11, 2024, establishing himself quickly as a dependable top-order batter.
• Maintains an outstanding First-class batting average of 55.13 with 1,213 runs in 14 matches, demonstrating consistency and temperament in red-ball cricket.
• Scored a career-best unbeaten 211 against Hyderabad in October 2025, showcasing his ability to play long innings and anchor the team.
• Registered three First-class centuries and five half-centuries early in his domestic career, highlighting his strong conversion rate and match impact.
• Delivered a standout performance against Puducherry with scores of 99 and 122*, proving his ability to perform across both innings of a match.
• Scored a composed 118 against Mumbai in January 2026, reinforcing his reputation as a reliable top-order run scorer in high-pressure fixtures.
• Recognized as one of Delhi’s emerging batting talents with strong technique, patience, and the ability to build match defining innings.

MAYANK DAGAR

Role:
Batting Style: Right hand Bat
Bowling Style: Slow Left arm Orthodox

From the promising ranks of India's 2016 U19 World Cup team emerged Mayank Dagar, a left-arm spinner with a deep respect for the time-honored art of slow bowling. His talent was soon recognized by Himachal Pradesh, marking the start of his domestic journey. Dagar has, in these early stages, exhibited both polished skills and a shrewd cricketing brain. The 2018 IPL auction marked a significant turning point with a contract from Kings XI Punjab, a development he hopes will propel his career forward. Dagar's grounded approach and the opportunities presented by the IPL are set to shape a promising path.

Vansh Bedi

Personal Details

• Date of Birth: 23 Dec 2002 (22 years old)
• Batting Style: Right-handed
• Primary Role: Wicketkeeper‑batter

Teams & Affiliations

• Domestic Teams: Delhi (Delhi Premier League), Wonders Club Noida, S B Youth CC, Purani Delhi 6 
• IPL Franchise: Chennai Super Kings (CSK), bought for ₹55 lakh in IPL 2025 (ruled out due to injury)

Career Highlights

• Delhi Premier League 2024: Scored 221 runs at an average of 44.5 
• Notable Innings: 96 off 41 balls vs East Delhi Riders (strike rate 234.14) 
• Domestic T20 Stats: 16 matches, 290 runs, highest score 96, avg 32.22, S/R 149.48; 2 catches, 1 stumping 

Attributes & Style

• Displays aggressive batting, high strike-rate capability, and strong wicketkeeping skills, praised for quick reflexes behind the stumps 
• Recognized as one of the emerging talents in Delhi cricket 

Parth Vats

Role: Allrounder
Born: January 22, 2004, Kaithal (Age: 22y 74d)
Bowling Style: Slow Left-arm Orthodox

Batting Style: Right-hand bat
Playing Role: Allrounder

Domestic Career: 2024 – Present

Major Achievements:

Made his List A debut for Haryana in December 2024, quickly establishing himself as a dependable allrounder.

Scored a शानदार unbeaten 157* in List A cricket against Odisha, showcasing his ability to anchor and dominate innings.

Maintains an impressive List A batting average of 52.76 with consistent contributions in the middle order.

Picked up 16 wickets in List A format with controlled economy, proving his effectiveness as a slow left-arm orthodox bowler.

Delivered a standout First-Class bowling performance with figures of 5/14 and match figures of 8/28, highlighting his red-ball impact.

Balanced performer across formats, contributing with both bat and ball for Haryana in domestic cricket.

VATHSAL GOVIND SHARMA

State participation and performances

•⁠ ⁠U-16 Vijay Merchant Trophy 2015-16 for Delhi

•⁠ ⁠U-19 Cooch Behar Trophy 2017-18 and 2018-19 for Kerala
Standout performance in U-19 Cooch Behar Trophy 2018-19.
Matches: 8
Innings: 12
Runs: 1235
Average: 123.5
Highest: 302*

•⁠ ⁠U-23 Col CK Nayudu Trophy for Kerala

•⁠ ⁠Ranji Trophy for Kerala

•⁠ ⁠Vijay Hazare for Kerala
•⁠ ⁠⁠List A Average: 50.3

Avleen Kaur

 Delhi District Cricket Association u15 / u 19 Player (currently)

ROLE: Batting all-rounder (opening batsman / right arm off spinner)

• Best all-rounder of India in BCCI woman’s u15 one day trophy 2023 – 24
• Achieved 11 th rank in batting ( Avg 46.6 ) and 3 rd rank in bowling (14wkts) in India played for Delhi District Cricket Association ( DDCA) 2023-24
• Got selected as a Reserved Player for BCCI woman’s T20 trophy 2024-25
• Played 2 matches for Delhi u19 women’s team against Nepal National team at Delhi ( Nepal u19 world cup qualifying team tour to India 2024-25)
• Got selected for NATIONAL CRICKET ACADEMY (NCA) 2023-24
• Achieved Best all-rounder and Best bowler awards of the series in the 1 st NCA girls tournament 2023-24 ( 181 runs and took 13wkts ) played in Delhi.
• Achieved Best all-rounder award of the series in the 1 st Shanti Devi All India u19
  cricket tournament 2024 ( 159runs and took 8wkts ) played in Haryana.

Archana

Left - handed | top order/middle order

• Batting Style: left - handed | top order/middle order
• Batting Traits: adept at pacing and rotating strike, with the ability to accelerate when needed
• Bowling: left arm orthodox | Reliable in breaking partnerships and an economical Bowler
• Fielding: Agile and alert, with quick reflexes, secure hands and strong boundary coverage
• Womens u-19 one day trophy (2024-25): 100 runs in 3 innings | highest score 40* | 8 wickets
• Womens u-23 one day trophy (2024-25): 2* in 1 inning | 3 wickets in 2 matches
• Highest run getter for Delhi in Women's Under -19 T20 and One Day Trophy. Represented Delhi in Women's Under-23 T20 and One Day Trophy in 2023-24.
• Represented Delhi in School Nationals and Inter University tournament.

Krishang Sahrawat

Stats: 316 Matches | 10192 Runs | SR 97 | HS-160 | 100s-17 | 50s-64 | Avg-41

2024 – Played for Haryana Under-19 Team

• Cooch Behar Trophy

          5 Matches | 9 Innings | 192 Runs | 21 Dismissals

• Vinoo Mankad Trophy

          Was part of Haryana Team

• Haryana U-19 Inter District

      6 Matches | 6 Innings | 190 Runs | Avg 47 | SR  95 | 8 Dismissals

• Part of Haryana U-23 Inter District

• Haryana Pataudi Inter District (Complete)

          2 Matches | 1 Innings | 30 Runs | Avg 30 | SR 50 | 4 Dismissals n

2024 – Delhi – DDCA League | Harsha Sports

• 7 Matches | 7 Innings | 360 Runs | Avg 90 | SR 120 | 4 Dismissals

Abhiraj Vashisht

Abhiraj Vashisht is a right-handed opening batsman known for his attacking style and ability to express himself freely at the crease. He enjoys taking on the bowlers and scoring runs with confidence. In addition to his batting, Abhiraj is a handy leg spinner who can contribute valuable overs when needed. He is also an agile and sharp fielder, adding strength to any team's fielding unit. A wellrounded athlete, Abhiraj brings strong fitness, reflexes, and dedication to every sport he plays, making him an asset on and off the field.

• Played VIJAY MERCHANT TROPHY U 16 2024-25 representing Haryana State as an opening batsman
• Haryana U 16 VIJAY MERCHANT TROPHY CAMP 2024-25 (203 Runs in 3 matches with the highest score of 186 runs in 327 balls making him the 2nd highest run scorer in State camp)
• Inter District Haryana U 16 2024-25 (210 Runs in 6 innings making him eligible for the state camp)
• Inter District Haryana U 14 2023-24 (310 Runs in 6 innings making him the 3rd highest run scorer)