List of Railways cricketers
This is a list of cricketers who have played cricket for the Railways Cricket Association.
A
- Faiz Ahmed[1] (born 1995)
- Habib Ahmed (1939–1993)
- Hyder Ali (born 1943)
- Raja Ali[2] (1976–2012)
- Sabir Ali[3] (born 1981)
- Lala Amarnath[4]
- Pravin Amre[5] (born 1968)
- Mohammad Aslam[6] (born 1975)
- Prashant Awasthi[7] (born 1990)
B
- Sanjay Bangar[8] (born 1972)
- Deepak Bansal[9] (born 1990)
- Krishnamachari Bharatan[10] (born 1963)
- Saket Bhatia[11] (born 1978)
- Kamal Bhattacharjee[12] (born 1936)
- Nitin Bhille[13] (born 1989)
- Rohan Bhosale[14] (born 1988)
- Rajesh Borah (born 1967)
- Sivaji Bose[15] (born 1925)
- Alfred Burrows[16] (1952–2015)
Bharat sevak (1964 born)
C
- Samir Chakrabarti[17] (1943–2015)
- Rabindra Chanda[18] (born 1932)
- V. Cheluvaraj[19] (born 1986)
- Nari Contractor[20] (born 1934)
D
- Mrunal Devdhar[21] (born 1992)
- Vinit Dhulap[22] (born 1989)
F
- Farsatullah[23] (born 1954)
- Faiz Fazal[24] (born 1985)
G
- Shailender Gehlot[25] (born 1984)
- Arindam Ghosh[26] (born 1986)
- Jiban Ghosh[27] (born 1946)
- Shanti Ghoshal[28] (born 1936)
- Yere Goud[29] (born 1971)
- Baloo Gupte
J
- Rongsen Jonathan[30] (born 1986)
- Uday Joshi[31] (born 1944)
K
- Hitesh Kadam[32] (born 1988)
- Hemlata Kala[33] (born 1975)
- Rakesh Kanojia[34]
- Murali Kartik (born 1976)
- Praveen Kashyap[35] (born 1953)
- Habib Khan[36] (born 1937)
- Ranjit Khanwilkar (1960–1988)
- Gaurav Khatri[37] (born 1991)
- Jehangir Khot[38] (1913–1990)
- Syed Kirmani[39] (born 1949)
- Sulakshan Kulkarni[40] (born 1967)
- M. Suresh Kumar[41] (born 1973)
- Budhi Kunderan
- Soumendranath Kundu[42] (born 1942)
L
- Jagdish Lal[43] (1920–1997)
M
- Parag Madkaikar[44] (born 1986)
- Karan Mahajan[45] (born 1997)
- Ranjit Mali[46] (born 1988)
- Jacob Martin[47] (born 1972)
- Anil Mathur[48] (born 1951)
- Bhaskar Mazumbar[49] (born 1951)
- Madan Mehra[50] (born 1934)
- Vijay Mehra
- Ambikeshwar Mishra[51] (born 1993)
- Amit Mishra[52] (born 1988)
- Sagar Mishra[53] (born 1993)
- Durga Mukherjee[54] (1933–2011)
- Robin Mukherjee[55] (1943–2009)
N
- Vivek Naidu[56] (born 1979)
- Arnab Nandi[57] (born 1987)
- B. B. Nimbalkar[58] (died 2012)
P
- Amit Pagnis (born 1978)
- Akshat Pandey[59] (born 1993)
- Madansingh Parmar[60] (born 1936)
- Dhiraj Parsana (born 1947)
- Asad Ullah Khan Pathan[61]
- Amit Paunikar[62] (born 1988)
- Dattu Phadkar[63]
Q
- Shahid Qureshi[64] (1936–2013)
Ramkesh meena (born 1993)
- Vasant Ranjane[65]
- Balaji Rao (born 1978)
- Bhima Rao[66] (born 1987)
- Manish Rao[67] (born 1990)
- Mahesh Rawat[68] (born 1985)
S
- Rahul Sanghvi[69] (born 1974)
- Rajendranath Sanyal[70] (born 1935)
- Sanjib Sanyal[71] (born 1977)
- Dipankar Sarkar[72] (born 1950)
- Vineet Saxena[73] (born 1980)
- Ashish Sehrawat[74] (born 1995)
- Swapan Sen[75] (born 1951)
- Mohammad Shahid[76] (1948–2014)
- Abhay Sharma[77] (born 1969)
- Karn Sharma[78] (born 1987)
- Sanjeev Sharma[79] (born 1965)
- Vishal Sharma[80] (born 1977)
- Shivakant Shukla[81] (born 1986)
- Baba Sidhaye (1932–2002)
- Anureet Singh[82] (born 1988)
- Ashish Singh[83] (born 1994)
- Harvinder Singh (born 1977)
- Hemant Singh[84] (born 1988)
- Manjeet Singh[85] (born 1991)
- Narinder Singh[86] (born 1954)
- Pappu Singh[87] (born 1993)
- Pratham Singh[88] (born 1992)
- Vivek Singh[89] (born 1993)
- Anant Solkar[90] (born 1951)
- Sevak Bharat
T
- Satender Thakran[91] (born 1993)
- Karan Thakur[92] (born 1992)
U
- Krishnakant Upadhyay[93] (born 1986)
V
- Sunil Valson[94] (born 1958)
- Rajeswar Vats[95] (born 1953)
- Siddharth Verma[96] (born 1980)
Y
- Akash Yadav[97] (born 1993)
- Ashish Yadav[98] (born 1985)
- Jai Prakash Yadav (born 1974)
Z
- Zakaria Zuffri[99] (born 1975)
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