Sudip Chatterjee

Sudip Chatterjee is an accomplished left-handed batter who has dominated Indian domestic cricket over the past decade.

Until his recent move to Tripura, he was a mainstay of the powerful Bengal batting line-up. Following his debut (December 2012), Chatterjee has racked up over 6,000 runs across the three formats, with his Ranji Trophy (first-class) numbers particularly impressive, averaging a tick below 40 with 12 centuries.

Courtesy of his exploits, the Bengal star has played in the Duldeep Trophy and represented both India A and the Rest of India sides.

Chatterjee is a high-class performer who has enjoyed many accolades throughout his illustrious career. He averaged 40 plus in 4 successive Ranji seasons (2013/14-16/17), has been Bengal “Cricketer of the Year”, and struck a brilliant 81 during their narrow defeat to Saurashtra in the 2019/20 Ranji Trophy final.

Last summer, his first for Tripura, he continued to shine hitting 458 with a couple of centuries and batting average of 57.25.

The run machine boasts an impressive domestic record and, last summer, produced his ability in UK club cricket. Playing for Highfield in the Liverpool League, Chatterjee excelled hitting 1,002 runs at 55.67 with 4 hundreds. He was a stand-out in the league and is now keen to return to Northern shores again in 2024.