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Richa Ghosh, India Women

Wicket Keeper
India Women

Richa Ghosh

Richa Manabendra Ghosh
Born Sep 28, 2003 (23)
Birth Place India
Role Wicket Keeper
Batting Style Right Handed
Bowling Style Right-arm medium
X IG FB

Richa Ghosh ICC Rankings

Recent Matches

Test
India Women vs England Women
Jul 10, 2026
Lord's Cricket Ground, London
ODI
India Women vs Australia Women
Mar 1, 2026
Ninja Stadium, Hobart
T20I
India Women vs Australia Women
Jun 28, 2026
Lord's Cricket Ground, London

Batting Career Summary

MAT NO Runs HS AVG SR 100s 50 4s 6s CT ST
TEST 4 1 225 86 37.50 67.57 0 3 37 0 4 0
ODI 54 10 1208 96 28.76 102.46 0 7 126 38 36 9
T20 88 25 1333 64 27.20 144.58 0 2 154 46 41 37

Bowling Career Summary

MAT Wkts AVG ECON Best 5w 10w

Teams Represented

India Women International
Hobart Hurricanes Women Former Trailblazers Active India A Women Active Bengal Women Active Birmingham Phoenix Women Former London Spirit Women Former Manchester Super Giants Women Active India B Women Former India C Women Former India Women Under-19 Former East Zone Women Active Royal Challengers Bengaluru Active Rashmi Medinipur Wizards Womens Active

Player Biography

Richa Ghosh is an Indian wicket-keeper batter who has emerged as one of the most exciting young talents in women's cricket. Known for her fearless batting approach and dynamic wicket-keeping skills, Ghosh has risen rapidly in the Indian circuit and is now a regular in the team, also being part of the squad for the upcoming Women's Cricket World Cup 2025.

Born on September 28, 2003, in Siliguri, West Bengal, Ghosh started playing cricket early by being influenced by watching her father, Manabendra Ghosh, play club cricket. She debuted for the Bengal senior team at 14, and enhanced her fundamental abilities as a hard-hitting lower-middle order batter and a reliable wicket-keeper. At just 16 years old, Richa was named in India's squad for the T20 World Cup 2020 as the only uncapped player in the team. She also participated in the inaugural U-19 Women's T20 World Cup in 2023. She is regarded as one of the future mainstays of the Indian Women's Team.

The Royal Challengers Bengaluru later signed her for her aggressive batting and rapid glovework, and she contributed significantly to their title-winning season in 2024. Aside from RCB, she has played in the Women's Hundred for the London Spirit and Birmingham Phoenix, as well as for the Hobart Hurricanes in the Women's BBL.  

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