List of India Twenty20 International cricketers

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The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg, where India played their first ever Twenty20 International

A Twenty20 International (T20I) is a form of cricket match between two representative teams, each having T20I status as determined by the International Cricket Council (ICC), and is played under the rules of Twenty20 cricket. [1] The first such match was played between Australia and New Zealand on 17 February 2005. [2] The Indian cricket team played its first T20I match—under the captaincy of Virender Sehwag—during the 2006–07 series in South Africa; [3] [4] India defeated the hosts by six wickets in the one-off match and claimed the series. [4]

Contents

As of July 2024, 115 players have represented India in T20Is. India won the inaugural edition of the ICC World Twenty20, defeating Pakistan in the final by five runs. [5]

Key

General

  • ‡ – Captain
  • † – Wicket-keeper
  • First – Year of debut
  • Last – Year of latest game
  • Mat – Number of matches played

Fielding

Batting

Bowling

Captains

  • Won – Number of games won
  • Lost – Number of games lost
  • Tied – Number of games tied [notes 1]
  • NR – Number of games with no result
  • Win% – Ratio of games won to those captained [notes 2]

Players

India T20I cricketers
Cap NameFirstLastMat Batting Bowling Fielding Ref.
Runs HS Avg 50s100s Balls Wkt BBI Ave Ca St
1 Ajit Agarkar 20062007415147.50006332/1028.3300 [9]
2 Mahendra Singh Dhoni ‡†200620199816175637.6020————5734 [10]
3 Harbhajan Singh 20062016281082113.5000612254/1225.3270 [11]
4 Dinesh Karthik † [notes 3] 20062022596865527.441060——308 [12]
5 Zaheer Khan 20062012171396.5000352174/1926.3520 [13]
6 Dinesh Mongia 200620061383838.0000————10 [14]
7 Irfan Pathan 200620122417233*24.5700462283/1622.0720 [15]
8 Suresh Raina ‡2006201878160510129.1851349132/634.00420 [16]
9 Virender Sehwag ‡20062012193946821.882060——20 [17]
10 S. Sreesanth 20062008102019*20.000020472/1241.1420 [18]
11 Sachin Tendulkar 200620061101010.00001511/1212.0010 [19]
12 Gautam Gambhir 20072012379327527.4170————110 [20]
13 R. P. Singh 200720091032*—00198154/1315.0020 [21]
14 Robin Uthappa †20072015132495024.9010————20 [22]
15 Yuvraj Singh 2007201758117777*28.0280424283/1717.82120 [23]
16 Joginder Sharma 200720074—————8742/2034.5020 [24]
17 Rohit Sharma ‡200720241594231121*32.053256811/22113.00650 [25]
18 Yusuf Pathan 200720112223637*18.1500305132/2233.6990 [26]
19 Murali Kartik 200720071—————240——00 [27]
20 Praveen Kumar 2008201210762.330015682/1424.1210 [28]
21 Ishant Sharma 200820131485*8.000027882/3450.0040 [29]
22 Ravindra Jadeja 200920247451546*21.45001356543/1529.45280 [30]
23 Pragyan Ojha 2009201061010*—00126104/2113.2010 [31]
24 Ashok Dinda 2009201092219*22.0000180174/1914.4110 [32]
25 Ashish Nehra 200920172728225.6000588343/1922.2940 [33]
26 Sudeep Tyagi 200920091—————120——10 [34]
27 Murali Vijay 2010201591694818.7700120——30 [35]
28 Piyush Chawla 201020127000.000013842/1337.7520 [36]
29 Vinay Kumar 20102012922*—00189103/2424.7010 [37]
30 Ravichandran Ashwin 201020226518431*26.28001452724/823.22110 [38]
31 Virat Kohli ‡201020241254188122*48.6938115241/1351.00540 [39]
32 Naman Ojha †20102010212106.0000————00 [40]
33 Amit Mishra 2010201710—————228163/2415.0010 [41]
34 Munaf Patel 201120113000.00006042/2521.5000 [42]
35 Subramaniam Badrinath 201120111434343.0000————00 [43]
36 Shikhar Dhawan ‡201120216817599227.92110————190 [44]
37 Parthiv Patel †201120112362618.0000————10 [45]
38 Rahul Dravid 201120111313131.0000————00 [46]
39 Ajinkya Rahane ‡20112016203756120.8310————160 [47]
40 Manoj Tiwari 201120153151515.0000————20 [48]
41 Rahul Sharma 201220122—————4432/2918.6600 [49]
42 Umesh Yadav 2012202292220*22.0000180122/1923.3330 [50]
43 Lakshmipathy Balaji 201220125—————96103/1912.1000 [51]
44 Parvinder Awana 201220122—————360——00 [52]
45 Bhuvneshwar Kumar 201220228767168.37001791905/423.10150 [53]
46 Mohammed Shami 201420222300*0.0000477243/1529.6210 [54]
47 Mohit Sharma 20142015833*—0013862/2830.8310 [55]
48 Ambati Rayudu 2014201664220*10.5000————40 [56]
49 Karn Sharma 201420141—————2411/2828.0000 [57]
50 Stuart Binny 201520163352417.50003011/1454.0000 [58]
51 Kedar Jadhav 2015201791225820.3310————10 [59]
52 Manish Pandey 201520203970979*44.3130————90 [60]
53 Axar Patel 20152024624636520.13101159623/923.01210 [61]
54 Sandeep Sharma 20152015211*—004211/3973.0000 [62]
55 Sanju Samson †20152024304447719.3020————194 [63]
56 Sreenath Aravind 201520151—————2211/4444.0000 [64]
57 Jasprit Bumrah ‡2016202470872.66001509893/717.7490 [65]
58 Hardik Pandya ‡20162024102152371*26.71401619864/1625.63470 [66]
59 Pawan Negi 201620161—————1811/1616.0020 [67]
60 Yuzvendra Chahal 201620238063*3.00001764966/2525.09140 [68]
61 Rishi Dhawan 20162016111*—002411/4242.0020 [69]
62 Mandeep Singh 2016201638752*43.5010————10 [70]
63 KL Rahul ‡†20162022722265110*37.75222————231 [71]
64 Jaydev Unadkat 2016201810—————208143/3821.5030 [72]
65 Dhawal Kulkarni 20162016211*—004832/2318.3300 [73]
66 Barinder Sran 201620162—————4864/106.8300 [74]
67 Parvez Rasool 201720171555.00002411/3232.0000 [75]
68 Rishabh Pant ‡†2017202476120965*23.2530————4011 [76]
69 Kuldeep Yadav 20172024404623*11.5000860695/1714.07120 [77]
70 Shreyas Iyer 2017202351110474*30.668020——160 [78]
71 Mohammed Siraj 2017202416147*7.0000348144/1732.2860 [79]
72 Washington Sundar 20172024491605013.3310939443/1524.63150 [80]
73 Shardul Thakur 20182022256922*23.0000506334/2723.3970 [81]
74 Vijay Shankar 2018201991014325.250012652/3238.2020 [82]
75 Siddarth Kaul 201820193—————5842/3521.0000 [83]
76 Deepak Chahar 2018202325533126.5000540316/724.0920 [84]
77 Khaleel Ahmed 201820241811*—00396162/2735.1240 [85]
78 Krunal Pandya 201820211912426*24.8000410154/3636.9380 [86]
79 Mayank Markande 201920191—————240——00 [87]
80 Navdeep Saini 20192021111211*—00197133/1718.0730 [88]
81 Rahul Chahar 201920216555.000013273/1523.8530 [89]
82 Shivam Dube 201920243344863*29.8630273113/3039.45140 [90]
83 T. Natarajan 202020214—————9673/3017.4200 [91]
84 Ishan Kishan †20212023327968925.6760————133 [92]
85 Suryakumar Yadav ‡2021202471243211742.66204622/52.50450 [93]
86 Prithvi Shaw 202120211000.0000————10 [94]
87 Varun Chakravarthy 202120216000.000013521/1866.0000 [95]
88 Ruturaj Gaikwad ‡2021202423633123*39.5641————110 [96]
89 Devdutt Padikkal 202120212382919.0000————10 [97]
90 Nitish Rana 2021202121597.5000————00 [98]
91 Chetan Sakariya 20212021255*—002211/3434.0000 [99]
92 Sandeep Warrier 202120211—————180——00 [100]
93 Venkatesh Iyer 20212022913335*33.25005552/2315.0040 [101]
94 Harshal Patel 2021202325771812.8300503294/2526.5550 [102]
95 Ravi Bishnoi 20222024324198.2000748484/1318.95130 [103]
96 Avesh Khan 2022202423271613.5000464254/1828.04100 [104]
97 Deepak Hooda 202220232136810430.66019564/1012.66120 [105]
98 Umran Malik 20222023854*—00139113/4822.0920 [106]
99 Arshdeep Singh 202220245447129.40001115834/918.75150 [107]
100 Shivam Mavi 202320236282614.00008474/2217.5330 [108]
101 Shubman Gill 2023202421578126*30.4231————50 [109]
102 Rahul Tripathi 202320235974419.4000————30 [110]
103 Mukesh Kumar 202320241754*5.0000324204/2224.3520 [111]
104 Tilak Varma 202320241633655*33.60203021/513.00100 [112]
105 Yashasvi Jaiswal 202320242372310036.155160——150 [113]
106 Prasidh Krishna 202320235—————12083/4127.5000 [114]
107 Rinku Singh 202320242341869*59.7120622/31.50170 [115]
108 Ravisrinivasan Sai Kishore 202320233—————7243/1215.7530 [116]
109 Jitesh Sharma †2023202491003514.2800————31 [117]
110 Shahbaz Ahmed 202320232—————3221/1320.5000 [118]
111 Abhishek Sharma 20242024512410031.00017821/2058.0020 [119]
112 Dhruv Jurel †202420242666.0000————11 [120]
113 Riyan Parag 202420246572614.25006233/522.3320 [121]
114 Sai Sudharsan 202420241—————————00 [122]
115 Tushar Deshpande 202420242—————3621/2527.5020 [123]

Captains

India T20I captains [124]
No.NameFirstLastMatWonLostTiedNRWin%
1 Virender Sehwag 2006200611000100.00
2 Mahendra Singh Dhoni 200720167241281259.28
3 Suresh Raina 2010201133000100.00
4 Ajinkya Rahane 201520152110050.00
5 Virat Kohli 201720215030162260.00
6 Rohit Sharma 201720246249121079.83
7 Shikhar Dhawan 202120213120033.33
8 Rishabh Pant 202220225220150.00
9 Hardik Pandya 20222023161051065.62
10 KL Rahul 2022202211000100.00
11 Jasprit Bumrah 2023202322000100.00
12 Ruturaj Gaikwad 2023202332001100.00
13 Suryakumar Yadav 2023202410721075.00
14 Shubman Gill 202420245410090.00

Notes

  1. ↑ Tied matches that were decided by Super Over or bowlout are recorded as ties.
  2. ↑ The games that did not have a result are not included in calculating the win ratio.
  3. ↑ Dinesh Karthik has also played Twenty20 International cricket for the ICC World XI. Only his record for India is given above.

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