Samit Gohil2022-09-13T12:47:36+01:00

Samit Gohil

Date of Birth 13/09/1990
Age 32
NationalityIndian
Player Status Available
Playing Role Batting All-Rounder (Spin)
Bowling Style RA Off Spin
Batting Style RH Top Order Bat
Entry Route International Sportsperson Visa
Major Teams India Blue, Gujarat, Tripura
Coaching Qualifications ECB Core Coach

** Available for the UK/EU 2023 season **

Samit Gohil is a record-breaking batting all-rounder playing for Tripura in Indian domestic cricket.

The opening bat has been a stand-out in first-class (Ranji Trophy) cricket, in particular, since his debut during the 2012/13 season.

In 53 matches to date, Gohil has 5 centuries and is just shy of 3,000 runs with an average above 35. The run machine has also transferred his red-ball form into List A (Vijay Hazare Trophy) cricket, too, hitting 481 runs at 43.72 in his 13 matches.

Gohil’s journey in domestic cricket originally began with Gujarat, with whom he spent 7 seasons (2012/13-19/20). He really hit his straps during his barnstorming 2016/17 season, hitting 2 centuries including his record-breaking 359* in the Ranji Trophy quarter-final against Odisha. His innings, which included 45 fours and 1 six, broke numerous records and he now holds the world record for the highest score for an opener carrying his bat. He would go on to help win the Ranji Trophy, beating Mumbai in the final.

His exploits helped secure a UK gig in 2017 and he impressed (328 runs at 41 and 14 wickets at 15.07) in his 8 matches for Wellington Cricket Club (Birmingham League) before returning for India Blue (Duldeep Trophy) commitments.

Since then, he has continued to impress on the domestic circuit with his 2019/20 season his best since his remarkable 2016/17 campaign, hitting 502 runs at 38.61.

The Tripura run machine returned abroad last summer to play in the Dutch Topklasse competition for Sparta 1888. Unsurprisingly, he excelled, featuring among the leading run-scorers in the top-tier competition in Holland.

Gohil, who is now an ECB accredited coach, is set to head to play in Australia this summer having signed with Laanecoorie-Dunolly for their 2022/23 Maryborough & District Cricket Association campaign.

Thereafter, he is eager to return to Northern shores in 2023, whether that be a return to England, Holland, or elsewhere. A superstar signing for any club side in 2023.

Team (Season) Mts Inns NO Runs HS Ave Ovs Runs Wkts BB Avg
Sparta 1888 (2022) 17 17 0 700 102 41.18 46.4 229 8 2/28 28.63
Wellington (2017) 8 8 0 328 97 41.00 66 211 14 4/31 15.07
Date of Birth 13/09/1990
Age 32
NationalityIndian
Player StatusAvailable
Playing RoleBatting All-Rounder (Spin)
Player Status Available
Bowling Style RA Off Spin
Batting Style RH Top Order Bat
Entry Route International Sportsperson Visa
Major Teams India Blue, Gujarat, Tripura
Coaching Qualifications ECB Core Coach

** Available for the UK/EU 2023 season **

Samit Gohil is a record-breaking batting all-rounder playing for Tripura in Indian domestic cricket.

The opening bat has been a stand-out in first-class (Ranji Trophy) cricket, in particular, since his debut during the 2012/13 season.

In 53 matches to date, Gohil has 5 centuries and is just shy of 3,000 runs with an average above 35. The run machine has also transferred his red-ball form into List A (Vijay Hazare Trophy) cricket, too, hitting 481 runs at 43.72 in his 13 matches.

Gohil’s journey in domestic cricket originally began with Gujarat, with whom he spent 7 seasons (2012/13-19/20). He really hit his straps during his barnstorming 2016/17 season, hitting 2 centuries including his record-breaking 359* in the Ranji Trophy quarter-final against Odisha. His innings, which included 45 fours and 1 six, broke numerous records and he now holds the world record for the highest score for an opener carrying his bat. He would go on to help win the Ranji Trophy, beating Mumbai in the final.

His exploits helped secure a UK gig in 2017 and he impressed (328 runs at 41 and 14 wickets at 15.07) in his 8 matches for Wellington Cricket Club (Birmingham League) before returning for India Blue (Duldeep Trophy) commitments.

Since then, he has continued to impress on the domestic circuit with his 2019/20 season his best since his remarkable 2016/17 campaign, hitting 502 runs at 38.61.

The Tripura run machine returned abroad last summer to play in the Dutch Topklasse competition for Sparta 1888. Unsurprisingly, he excelled, featuring among the leading run-scorers in the top-tier competition in Holland.

Gohil, who is now an ECB accredited coach, is set to head to play in Australia this summer having signed with Laanecoorie-Dunolly for their 2022/23 Maryborough & District Cricket Association campaign.

Thereafter, he is eager to return to Northern shores in 2023, whether that be a return to England, Holland, or elsewhere. A superstar signing for any club side in 2023.

Team (Season) Mts Inns NO Runs HS Ave Ovs Runs Wkts BB Avg
Sparta 1888 (2022) 17 17 0 700 102 41.18 46.4 229 8 2/28 28.63
Wellington (2017) 8 8 0 328 97 41.00 66 211 14 4/31 15.07
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