Buchi Babu Trophy 2025 Squads: Full list of players and teams
The tournament will feature 16 teams, who will be divided into four groups of four each. The league stage of the competition will see teams in each group face off against each other once. The top side from each group will then advance to the semifinals. The summit clash will be held on September 9.
Several stars, such as Ruturaj Gaikwad, Sarfaraz Khan, and Ayush Mhatre, will take part in the competition, which serves as preparation for the upcoming domestic season.
Here are the full team lists and squads for the 2025 edition of the Buchi Babu Trophy:
The Squads
Maharashtra: Ankit Bawane (c), Ruturaj Gaikwad, Prithvi Shaw, Siddhesh Veer, Sachin Dhas, Arshin Kulkarni, Harshal Kate, Siddharth Mhatre, Saurabh Nawale (wk), Mandar Bhandari (wk), Ramakrishna Ghosh, Mukesh Choudhary, Pradeep Dadhe, Vicky Ostwal, Hitesh Walunj, Prashant Solanki, Rajvardhan Hangargekar.
Mumbai: Ayush Mhatre (c), Musheer Khan, Divyansh Saxena, Sarfaraz Khan, Suved Parker (vc), Pragnesh Kanpillewar, Harsh Aghav, Sairaj Patil, Aakash Parkar, Aakash Anand (wk), Hardik Tamore (wk), Shreyas Gurav, Yash Dicholkar, Himanshu Singh, Roystan Dias, Sylvester D'souza, Irfan Umair.
Madhya Pradesh: Chanchal Rathore (c), Saksham Purohit, Aryan Tiwari, Shubham Kushwah, Akhil Yadav Nigote, Rudransh Singh, Atharva Mahajan, Varun Tiwari, Soham Patwardhan, Aditya Mishra, Rohit Rajawat, Vishnu Bhardwaj, Anvesh Chawla, Akshat Dwivedi, Madhav Tiwari, Akshat Sharma, Mangesh Yadav, Ishan Choudhary.
TNCA President's XI: Pradosh Ranjan Paul (c), C. Andre Siddarth (vc), B. Indrajith, Vijay Shankar, R. Vimal Khumar, S. Radhakrishnan, S. Lokeshwar, G. Ajitesh, J. Hemchudeshan, R.S. Ambrish, C.V. Achyuth, H. Trilok Nag, P. Saravana Kumar, P. Vidyuth, K. Abhinav.
TNCA XI: M. Shahrukh Khan (c), Boopathi Vaishna Kumar (Vice-capt.), B. Sachin, M. Siddharth, Tushar Raheja, Kiran Karthikeyan, S. Mohamed Ali, S. Rithik Easwaran, S.R. Athish, S. Lakshay Jain, D.T. Chandrasekar, P. Vignesh, R. Sonu Yadav, D. Deepesh, J. Prem Kumar, A. Esakkimuthu, T.D. Lokesh Raj.
Jammu & Kashmir: Qamran Iqbal, Vivrant Sharma, Paras Dogra (c), Yawer Hassan, Abdul Samad, Musaif Ajaz, Kawalpreet Singh, Shivansh Sharma (wk), Abid Mushtaq, Dikshant Kundal, Umran Malik, Umar Nazir, Rohit Sharma, Vanshaj Sharma, Sunil Kumar, Sahil Lotra.
Bengal: Sudip Gharami, Anustup Majumdar (c), Abishek Porel, Sumanta Gupta, Aditya Purohit, Saurabh Singh, Chinmoy Singh, Vishal Bhati, Aishik Patel, Karanlal, Vikash Singh Jr., Aamir Gani, Rahul Prasad, Mukesh Kumar, Suraj Sindhu Jaiswal, Ishan Porel, Yudhajit Guha, Nuruddin Mondal, Kanishk Seth, Sumit Mohanta, Subham Sarkar.
Punjab: Anmolpreet Singh (c), Prabhsimran Singh, Ramandeep Singh, Jaskaranvir Singh Paul, Jass Inder Singh, Prerit Dutta, Ashwani Kumar, Krish Bhagat, Uday Pratap Saharan, Anmol Malhotra, Salil Arora, Gurnoor Singh Brar, Aradhya Shukla, Pukhraj Mann, Raghu Shivam Sharma, Harnoor Singh Pannu.
Odisha: Swastik Samal (c), Sandeep Pattnaik, Sambit S Baral, Sumit Sharma, Anil Parida, Sunil Kumar Roul, Tapas Kumar Das, Saideep Mohapatra, Rajesh Dhupar (wk), Badal Biswal, Om T Munde, Tarini Sa, Subhranshu Senapati, Prasant K Rana, Binaya K. Paikaray (wk), Aashirwad Swain (vc) (wk), Ashutosh Chhuria, Kartik Biswal, Govinda Poddar, Piyush Panigrahi.
Chhattisgarh: Amandeep Khare (c), Aditya Sarwate, Ashish Chouhan, Ashutosh Singh, Avnish Singh Dhaliwal, Ayush Pandey, Dev Aditya Singh, Harvinder Singh, Mayank Yadav, Rahul Pradhan (wk), Ravi Kiran, Rishi Sharma, Sahban Khan, Sanjeet Desai, Shashank Chandrakar (wk), Shashank Tiwari, Shubham Agarwal, Sourabh Majumdar, Varun Singh Bhuie.
Haryana: Ankit Kumar (c), Lakshya Dalal, Himanshu Rana, Yashvardhan Dalal (wk), Nishant Sindhu, Parth Vats, Sumit Kumar, Kanishk Chouhan, Amit Rana, Ajay Singh, Aman Kumar.
Baroda: Abhimanyusingh Rajput (c), Nitya Pandya, Akshay More (wk), Sukirt Pandey, Harsh Desai, Mohit Mongia, Parth Kohli, Aryan Chavda, Pradip Yadav, Lakshit Toksiya, Ashutosh Das.
Himachal Pradesh: Mayank Dagar (c), Ankush Bains (wk), Ankit Kalsi, Shaurya Saran, Akash Vashisht, Sidhant Purohit, Digvijay Singh Rangi, Apoorav Walia, Divesh Sharma, Hritik Kalia, Abhishek.
Jharkhand: TBA
Hyderabad: Rahul Singh (c), Hima Teja, Tanmay Agarwal, Abhirath Reddy M, Rahul Radesh (wk), Rohith Rayudu, T. Ravi Teja, Tanay Thyagarajan, Aniketh Reddy, Nishanth, Varun Goud.
Indian Railways: Vivek Singh (c), Dinesh Mor (wk), Ashish Singh, Mrunal Devdhar, Navneet Virk, Kush Marathe, Zubair Ali Khan, Akash Pandey, Raj Chaudhary, Adarsh Singh, Himanshu Sangwan.
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