Ranji Trophy 2011-12 Teams and Squad

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Group A : Orissa , Saurashtra , Punjab , Uttar Pradesh , Railways , Mumbai , Rajasthan and Karnataka
Group B : Bengal , Gujarat , Delhi , Haryana , Tamil Nadu , Baroda and Madhya Pradesh

Ranji Trophy 2011-12 Schedule & Teams
http://indian-cricket-team-updates.blogspot.com/2011/11/ranji-trophy-2011-12-schedule-teams.html

Ranji Trophy 2011-12 Elite & Plate Points Table
http://indian-cricket-team-updates.blogspot.com/2011/12/ranji-trophy-2011-12-elite-plate-points.html


Ranji Trophy 2011-12 Statistical Highlights:











Following is Orissa’s Ranji Trophy Squad :

• Halhadar Das (Captain & Wicket Keeper)
• Natraj Behera
• Subhrajit Sahoo
• Jayanta Behera
• Biplab Samantray
• Bikas Pati
• Basant Mohanty
• Sumitosh Praharaj
• Alok Mangaraj
• Alok Chandra Sahoo
• Subit Biswal
• Dhiraj Singh
• Abhilash Mallick
• Paresh Patel
• Preetamjit Das

Following is Saurashtra’s Ranji Trophy Squad :

• Jaydev Shah (Captain)
• Sagar Jogiyani (Wicket Keeper)
• Chirag Pathak
• Ravindra Jadeja
• Sheldon Jackson
• Bhushan Chauhan
• Shitanshu Kotak
• Aarpit Vasavada
• Pratik Mehta
• Kamlesh Makvana
• Siddharth Trivedi
• Jaydev Unadkat
• Sandip Maniar
• Jayesh Odedara
• Nayan Doshi

Following is Punjab’s Ranji Trophy Squad :

• Harbhajan Singh (Captain)
• Sarul Kanwar
• Ravi Inder Singh
• Karan Goel
• Mandeep Singh
• Mayank Sidana
• Bipul Sharma
• Gitansh Khera (Wicket Keeper)
• Manpreet Singh Gony
• Sandeep Sharma
• Navdeep Sidhu
• Brainder Sran
• Amitoze Singh
• Vishwas Bhalla
• Rajwinder Singh

Following is Uttar Pradesh’s Ranji Trophy Squad :

• Suresh Raina (Captain)
• Tanmay Srivastava
• Rohit Choudhary
• Mukul Dagar
• Mohammad Kaif
• Amit Singh
• Parvinder Singh
• Piyush Chawla
• Ayush Pathak
• Eklavya Dwivedi (Wicket Keeper)
• Amir Khan (Wicket Keeper)
• Bhuvneshwar Kumar
• Prashant Gupta
• Arish Alam
• Praveen Gupta
• RP Singh
• Sudeep Tyagi

Following is Railways’ Ranji Trophy Squad :

• Sanjay Bangar (Captain)
• Faiz Fazal
• Shivakant Shukla
• Shreyas Khanolkar
• Dhiran Salvi
• Jai Prakash Yadav
• Nitin Bille
• Yere Goud
• Mahesh Rawat (Wicket Keeper)
• Nileshkumar Chauhan
• Ranjitkumar Mali
• Prashant Awasthi
• Anureet Singh
• Murali Kartik
• Arlen Konwar

Following is Mumbai’s Ranji Trophy Squad :

• Wasim Jaffer (Captain)
• Ajit Agarkar (Vice Captain)
• Onkar Gurav
• Ankit Chavan
• Ajinkya Rahane
• Rohit Sharma
• Suryakumar Yadav
• Sushant Marathe (Wicket Keeper)
• Kshemal Waingankar
• Kaustubh Pawar
• Nikhil Patil
• Dhaval Kulkarni
• Ramesh Powar
• Aavishkar Salvi
• Iqbal Abdulla

Following is Rajasthan’s Ranji Trophy Squad :

• Hrishikesh Kanitkar (Captain)
• Aniket Choudhary
• Robin Bist
• Aakash Chopra
• Ashok Menaria
• Rashmi Parida
• Dishant Yagnik (Wicket Keeper)
• Vaibhav Deshpande
• Rohit Jhalani (Wicket Keeper)
• Deepak Chahar
• Madhur Khatri
• Sumit Mathur
• Pankaj Singh
• Vineet Saxena
• Shamsher Singh

Following is Karnataka’s Ranji Trophy Squad :

• R Vinay Kumar (Captain)
• Ganesh Satish (Vice-Captain)
• Amit Verma
• Robin Uthappa
• KB Pawan
• Bharath Chipli
• Manish Pandey
• Stuart Binny
• CM Gautam (Wicket Keeper)
• KP Appanna
• Abhimanyu Mithun
• Sreenath Arvind
• SK Moinuddin
• Sunil Raju
• SL Akshay
• K Gowtham

Following is Bengal’s Ranji Trophy Squad :

• Manoj Tiwary (Captain)
• Wriddhiman Saha (Vice-Captain & Wicket Keeper)
• Arindam Das
• Rohan Banerjee
• Sourav Ganguly
• Abhishek Jhunjhunwala
• Arindam Ghosh
• Laxmi Ratan Shukla
• Anirban Gupta
• Parthasarathi Bhattacharjee
• Ranadeb Bose
• Saurashish Lahiri
• Ashok Dinda
• Mohammad Sami Ahmed
• Iresh Saxena
• Writam Porel

Following is Gujarat’s Ranji Trophy Squad :

• Parthiv Patel (Captain)
• Niraj Patel
• Bhavik Thakar
• Priyank Panchal
• Rajdeep Darbar (Wicket Keeper)
• Amit Singh
• Ishwar Chaudhary
• Rikin Chauhan
• Salil Yadav
• Rujul Bhatt
• Sunny Patel
• Prathmesh Parmar
• Mehul Patel
• Jayesh Makla
• Faizal Dudhat

Following is Delhi’s Ranji Trophy Squad :

• Mithun Manhas (Captain)
• Shikhar Dhawan
• Unmukt Chand
• Mohit Sharma
• Rajat Bhatia
• Puneet Bisht (Wicket Keeper)
• Parvinder Awana
• Yogesh Nagar
• Milind Kumar
• Ankur Julka
• Pawan Negi
• Rishit Saini
• Pradeep Sangwan
• Vikas Mishra

Following is Haryana’s Ranji Trophy Squad :

• Amit Mishra (Captain)
• Rahul Dewan
• Prateek Pawar
• Sachin Rana
• Amit Vashisht
• Sandeep Singh
• Sunny Singh
• Nitin Saini (Wicket Keeper)
• Abhimanyu Khod
• Harshal Patel
• Joginder Sharma
• Yuzvendra Chahal
• Dhruv Singh
• Manav Sharma
• Priyank Tehlan

Following is Tamil Nadu’s Ranji Trophy Squad :

• L Balaji (Captain)
• Abhinav Mukund
• Murali Vijay
• Dinesh Karthik (Wicket Keeper)
• Kaushik Gandhi
• B Aparajith
• K Vasudevadas
• R Prasanna
• Vijay Shankar
• Yo Mahesh
• Sunil Sam
• J Kaushik
• Aushik Srinivas
• Sunny Gupta

Following is Baroda’s Ranji Trophy Squad :

• Pinal Shah (Captain & Wicket Keeper)
• Yusuf Pathan (Vice-Captain)
• AT Rayudu
• Shatrunjay Gaekwad
• Kedar Devdhar
• Aditya Waghmode
• Irfan Pathan
• Anupam Gupta
• Rakesh Solanki
• Murtuza Vohra
• Sankalp Vora
• Sunit Singh
• Firdaush Bhaja
• Bhargav Bhatt
• Swapnil Singh

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