Wriddhiman Saha
Wriddhiman Saha launched himself on to the cricket scene with a century in his Ranji Trophy debut in 2007 and was considered a wicketkeeper-batter with plenty of potential. His Test debut came when he was drafted in last-minute as a batsman to replace an injured Rohit Sharma after Sharma injured himself on the morning of a match against South Africa in 2010. He scored 36 in the second-innings of that Test but was consigned to the sidelines after Sharma returned and did not make another Test appearance for two years. Saha’s one-day international career has been similarly stop-start but he was a strong player in the Indian Premier League for Kings XI Punjab in 2014, securing his place as a vital part of the team’s line-up. In the IPL final against Kolkata Knight Riders he became the first player to score a century in an IPL final after making an unbeaten 115 from 55 balls.
He was the first player to score a century in an Indian Premier League final.
Test Debut date : 06/02/2010
ODI Debut date : 25/11/2014
Age : 35 years 13 days
Role : Wicketkeeper
Height : N/A
Batting Style : Right Hand
Bowling Style : Does Not Bowl
Team Played For : N/A