Name

Shreyansh Ghosh

Date of Birth 10-11-1994
Age 30
NationalityIndian
Player Status Placed
Playing Role Batting All-Rounder (Spin)
Bowling Style RA Leg Spin
Batting Style LH Middle Order Bat
Entry Route (UK) International Sportsperson Visa
Major Teams Bengal, Bengal U23s, U19s, U16s
Coaching Qualifications ECB Core Coach

Shreyansh Ghosh is an accomplished left-handed batter and a tidy leg-spinner who, after years of dominating Bengal club cricket, was finally rewarded with a long-overdue Ranji Trophy debut in 2023.

His call-up saw him feature for Bengal against heavyweight sides such as Mumbai, Chhattisgarh, and Uttar Pradesh, playing alongside domestic stalwarts like Manoj Tiwary, Sudip Chatterjee, and Abhimanyu Easwaran. It was fitting recognition for a player who had consistently excelled through the state age-group system—topping the U16 run charts in 2010, averaging 50 across three U19 seasons (2011–2013), and establishing himself as a key all-rounder for the U23s from 2014 to 2017.

Despite those early accolades, Ghosh spent the best part of the last decade plying his trade in Bengal’s Super Division. Representing powerhouse clubs such as East Bengal, Barisha Sporting, and Kalighat, he has regularly finished as the leading run-scorer. His 2022/23 campaign with Kalighat was particularly prolific, with three centuries, six fifties, and an average north of 70 en route to a First Division Championship title.

His long-awaited Ranji opportunity saw him play five matches for Bengal in the 2023/24 season. While he didn’t fully ignite the stage—scoring 126 runs with a top score of 41 against Uttar Pradesh—he was finally representing Bengal at the level many felt he had long deserved.

After the Indian domestic season, Ghosh made his maiden UK appearance in 2024 and delivered one of the most outstanding overseas seasons in recent memory. Playing in the Devon league system, he amassed 1,986 runs at a staggering average of 82.75, including 14 fifties and 6 hundreds, and chipped in with 42 wickets at 15.57 across formats. Unsurprisingly, the club secured his services for a second season in 2025, where he continued to shine, guiding the club to promotion into the Premier League with 1566 runs at 71.18 and 37 wickets at 17.49 across the formats.

A proven match-winner with both bat and ball, Ghosh is set to return to Hatherleigh for a third stint, and their first in the Devon Premier League with their Indian star on board in 2026.

Team (Season) Mts Inns NO Runs HS Ave Ovs Runs Wkts BB Avg
Hatherleigh (2025) 28 27 0 1566 143 71.18 161.6 647 37 5/14 17.49
Hatherleigh (2024) 36 34 0 1927 134* 80.29 170.7 635 40 5/44 15.88
Name Shreyansh Ghosh
Date of Birth 10-11-1994
Age 30
NationalityIndian
Player StatusPlaced
Playing RoleBatting All-Rounder (Spin)
Player Status Placed ()
Bowling Style RA Leg Spin
Batting Style LH Middle Order Bat
Entry Route (UK) International Sportsperson Visa
Major Teams Bengal, Bengal U23s, U19s, U16s
Coaching Qualifications ECB Core Coach

Shreyansh Ghosh is an accomplished left-handed batter and a tidy leg-spinner who, after years of dominating Bengal club cricket, was finally rewarded with a long-overdue Ranji Trophy debut in 2023.

His call-up saw him feature for Bengal against heavyweight sides such as Mumbai, Chhattisgarh, and Uttar Pradesh, playing alongside domestic stalwarts like Manoj Tiwary, Sudip Chatterjee, and Abhimanyu Easwaran. It was fitting recognition for a player who had consistently excelled through the state age-group system—topping the U16 run charts in 2010, averaging 50 across three U19 seasons (2011–2013), and establishing himself as a key all-rounder for the U23s from 2014 to 2017.

Despite those early accolades, Ghosh spent the best part of the last decade plying his trade in Bengal’s Super Division. Representing powerhouse clubs such as East Bengal, Barisha Sporting, and Kalighat, he has regularly finished as the leading run-scorer. His 2022/23 campaign with Kalighat was particularly prolific, with three centuries, six fifties, and an average north of 70 en route to a First Division Championship title.

His long-awaited Ranji opportunity saw him play five matches for Bengal in the 2023/24 season. While he didn’t fully ignite the stage—scoring 126 runs with a top score of 41 against Uttar Pradesh—he was finally representing Bengal at the level many felt he had long deserved.

After the Indian domestic season, Ghosh made his maiden UK appearance in 2024 and delivered one of the most outstanding overseas seasons in recent memory. Playing in the Devon league system, he amassed 1,986 runs at a staggering average of 82.75, including 14 fifties and 6 hundreds, and chipped in with 42 wickets at 15.57 across formats. Unsurprisingly, the club secured his services for a second season in 2025, where he continued to shine, guiding the club to promotion into the Premier League with 1566 runs at 71.18 and 37 wickets at 17.49 across the formats.

A proven match-winner with both bat and ball, Ghosh is set to return to Hatherleigh for a third stint, and their first in the Devon Premier League with their Indian star on board in 2026.

Team (Season) Mts Inns NO Runs HS Ave Ovs Runs Wkts BB Avg
Hatherleigh (2025) 28 27 0 1566 143 71.18 161.6 647 37 5/14 17.49
Hatherleigh (2024) 36 34 0 1927 134* 80.29 170.7 635 40 5/44 15.88