India cricket history (Squads)

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Mahendra Singh Dhoni - Captain with the most wins

Virat Kohli - Present day player with most wins (not captain)

Rohit Sharma - Present winning captain

Kapil Dev - 1st captain with a World Cup win

Duncan Fletcher - 2nd WC winning coach

Lalchand Rajput - 3rd WC winning Coach

Ravi Shastri: 2 time winning coach

Mohammad Azharuddin- 2 time winning captain

Navjot Singh Sidhu - Older player with most wins

Gary Kirsten: Winning Coach

Sunil Gavaskar - Winning Captain

India's national cricket team has been and influential team throughout sports history and culture, they have won several tournaments around the world. Many prolific individuals have been a part of cricket history such as Kapil Dev, MS Dhoni, Anil Kumble, Sachin Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag, Mohammad Azharuddin, Sunil Gavaskar and Virat Kohli.

Dilip Vengsarkar - Winning Captain

Anil Kumble - Prolific Bowler

Winning Squads

2011 World Cup	1983 World Cup	2007 T20 World Cup
Captain: MS Dhoni	Captain: Kapil Dev	Captain: MS Dhoni
Virender Sehwag	Vice Captain: Mohinder Amarnath	Gautam Gambhir
Sachin Tendulkar	Kirti Azad	Yusuf Pathan
Gautam Gambhir	Roger Binny	Robin Uthappa
Virat Kohli	Sunil Gavaskar	Yuvraj Singh
Mahendra Singh Dhoni	Syed Kirmani	Rohit Sharma
Yuvraj Singh	Madan Lal	Irfan Pathan
Suresh Raina	Sandip Patil	Harbhajan Singh
Harbhajan Singh	Balwinder Sandhu	Joginder Sharma
Zaheer Khan	Yashpal Sharma	S Sreesanth
Munaf Patel	Ravi Shastri	R. P. Singh
Sreesanth	Krishnamachari Srikkanth	Coach: Lalchand Rajput
Coach: Duncan Fletcher	Sunil Valson	vs Pakistan India: 157/5 Pakistan: 152
vs Sri Lanka India: 277/4 Pakistan: 274/6	Dilip Vengsarkar
	Coach: PR Man Singh
	vs West Indies India: 183, West Indies: 140

Other Tournaments (Recent)

2018 Asia Cup	2016 Asia Cup	2010 Asia Cup
Rohit Sharma (c)	MS Dhoni (c)	MS Dhoni (c)
Shikhar Dhawan	Rohit Sharma	Dinesh Karthik
Ambati Rayudu	Shikhar Dhawan	Virat Kohli
Dinesh Karthik	Virat Kohli	Gautam Gambhir
MS Dhoni	Ashish Nehra	Rohit Sharma
Kedar Jadhav	Jasprit Bumrah	Suresh Raina
Ravindra Jadeja	Ravichandran Ashwin	Ravindra Jadeja
Bhuvneshwar Kumar	Ravindra Jadeja	Harbhajan Singh
Kuldeep Yadav	Hardik Pandya	Ashish Nehra
Jasprit Bumrah	Yuvraj Singh	Zaheer Khan
Yuzvendra Chahal	Suresh Raina	Praveen Kumar
Coach: Ravi Shastri		Coach: Gary Kirsten

Other Tournaments (Older)

1984 Asia Cup	1988 Asia Cup	1990-91 Asia Cup	1995 Asia Cup
Sunil Gavaskar (c)	Dilip Vengsarkar (c)	Mohammad Azharuddin (c)	Mohammad Azharuddin (c)
Surinder Khanna(wk)	Krishnamachari Srikkanth	Ravi Shastri	Manoj Prabhakar
Ghulam Parkar	Navjot Singh Sidhu	Navjot Singh Sidhu	Sachin Tendulkar
Dilip Vengsarkar	Mohinder Amarnath	Sanjay Manjrekar	Navjot Singh Sidhu
Sandeep Patil	Mohammad Azharuddin	Sachin Tendulkar	Sanjay Manjrekar
Ravi Shastri	Kapil Dev	Kapil Dev	Ajay Jadeja
Kirti Azad	Kiran More (wk)	Manoj Prabhakar	Nayan Mongia(wk)
Roger Binny	Sanjeev Sharma	Kiran More (wk)	Anil Kumble
Madan Lal	Arshad Ayub	Venkatapathy Raju	Javagal Srinath
Manoj Prabhakar	Maninder Singh	Saradindu Mukherjee	Venkatesh Prasad
Chetan Sharma	Narendra Hirwani	Atul Wassan	Aashish Kapoor
vs Sri Lanka	Ajay Sharma	Woorkeri Raman	Vinod Kambli
Coach: PR Man Singh	Chandrakant Pandit	vs Sri Lanka	Prashant Vaidya
	vs Sri Lanka	Coach: Bishen Singh Bedi	Utpal Chatterjee
	Coach: Chandu Borde		vs Sri Lanka
			Coach: Ajit Wadhekar

Notable People

Captains	Coaches	Best Bowlers
Rohit Sharma	Rahul Dravid	Anil Kumble
Jasprit Bumrah	VVS Laxman	J Patel
KL Rahul	Ravi Shastri	Kapil Dev
Hardik Pandya	Anil Kumble	S Gupte
Rishabh Pant	Sanjay Bangar	M Mankad
Shikhar Dhawan	Duncan Fletcher	N Hirwani
Virat Kohli	Gary Kirsten	S Venkataraghavan
Ajinkya Rahane	Lalchand Rajput	B Chandrashekhar
Gautam Gambhir	Chandu Borde	J Srinath
Suresh Raina	Greg Chappell	Harbhajan Singh
MS Dhoni	John Wright	R Ashwin
Rahul Dravid	Kapil Dev	Ishant Sharma
Virender Sehwag	Anshuman Gaekwad	Zaheer Khan
Anil Kumble	Madan Lal Sharma	BS Bedi
Sourav Ganguly	Sandeep Patil	R Jadeja
Ajay Jadeja	Abbas Ali Baig	Mohammad Shami
Sachin Tendulkar	Ashok Mankad	A Nehra
Mohammad Azharuddin	Bishen Singh Bedi	Stuart Binny
Krishnamachari Srikkanth	Chandu Borde	J Bumrah
Dilip Vengsarkar	PR Man Singh	Kuldeep Yadav
Ravi Shastri	Salim Durrani	S Sreesanth
Mohinder Amarnath	Datta Gaekwad	A Mishra
Syed Kirmani	Gulabrai Ramchand	Y Chahal
Kapil Dev	Hemu Adhikari	Ajit Agarkar
Gundappa Viswanath	Keki Tarapore	M Kartik
Sunil Gavaskar	Honorable Mentions	H Pandya
Bishen Singh Bedi	M Nisar	Arshdeep Singh
Srinivasaraghavan Venkataraghavan	C Nayudu	Best Batsmen
Ajit Wadekar	Amar Singh	Sachin Tendulkar
Chandu Borde	Chetan Sharma	Virat Kohli
Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi	Vijay Hazare	Sourav Ganguly
Nari Contractor	Sandeep Patil	R Dravid
Gulabrai Ramchand	S Ramesh	MS Dhoni
Gulabrai Ramchand	B Kumar	R Sharma
Datta Gaekwad	V Mankad	M Azzarudhin
Hemu Adhikari	Pankaj Roy	Yuvraj Singh
Polly Umrigar	Polly Umrigar	V Sehwag
Ghulam Ahmed	L Amarnath	VVS Laxman
Vinoo Mankad	Ajay Jadeja	C Pujara
Vijay Hazare	D Gandhi	D Vengsarkar
Lala Amarnath	Saba Karim	G Viswanath
Iftikhar Ali Khan Pataudi	K Azad	S Yadav
Maharajkumar of Vizianagram	B Alaganan	Vinod Kambli
C. K. Nayudu	R Bharadwaj	Mohammad Kaif

Runner Up Squads

Sachin Tendulkar - Prolific Batsman

2003 World Cup	2000 Asia Cup
Mohammed Azharuddin (captain) Ajay Jadeja (vice-captain) Ajit Agarkar Amay Khurasiya Anil Kumble Debashish Mohanty Javagal Srinath Nayan Mongia (wicketkeeper) Nikhil Chopra Rahul Dravid (reserve wicketkeeper) Robin Singh Sachin Tendulkar Sadagoppan Ramesh Sourav Ganguly Venkatesh Prasad	Sourav Ganguly(c) Rahul Dravid(vc & wk) Sachin Tendulkar Virender Sehwag V.V.S. Laxman Yuvraj Singh Mohammed Kaif Parthiv Patel(wk) Anil Kumble Harbhajan Singh Zaheer Khan Lakshmipathy Balaji Irfan Pathan Ashish Nehra
2008 Asia Cup
MS Dhoni(c & wk) Yuvraj Singh (vc) Robin Uthappa Gautam Gambhir Virender Sehwag Rohit Sharma Suresh Raina Virat Kohli Yusuf Pathan Irfan Pathan Ishant Sharma Praveen Kumar R. P. Singh Piyush Chawla Pragyan Ojha Manpreet Gony S. Sreesanth(ruled out)

Indian Premier League

Indian Premier League revolutionized the way cricket is played today not just in India but thought the world. They play the 20 over format and domestic and international players are included in the teams. The teams are consisted of the Mumbai, Gujarat, Punjab, Lucknow, Hyderabad, Delhi, Kolkata, Bangalore, Rajasthan and Chennai. Other tournaments inspired by IPL would include celebrity cricket, legends cricket, the Ranji trophy, and premier leagues across the country including Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Saurashtra. U-19s and below are played by both the men and women. The Indian Cricket League is also a league played in India alongside the BCCI Corporate trophy.