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Ravichandran Ashwin

San Francisco Unicorns · VTEX INDIA Squad
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Legend - Ravichandran Ashwin

A statement signing: the first India-capped men's player in MLC history. A modern off-spin great, World Cup winner and one of the IPL's top wicket-takers.

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Ravichandran Ashwin’s story

From a Chennai opener to 537 Test wickets, then a short Major League Cricket chapter with the San Francisco Unicorns cut short by injury.

2006 — 2026 · in 4 chapters
  1. 012006–2010Learning the craftHe started as an opening batter in Tamil Nadu, turned to off-spin, debuted in the Ranji Trophy in 2006 and took 13 wickets as Chennai won the 2010 IPL.
  2. 022011–2016Test debut to world's bestNine wickets on Test debut in 2011 began a run that included the 2013 Champions Trophy and the 2016 ICC Cricketer of the Year award.
  3. 032024–2025Milestones and farewellsHe reached 500 Test wickets in February 2024, retired from international cricket in December 2024 and from the IPL in August 2025.
  4. 042026The American chapterHe signed with the Unicorns as the first India-capped player in MLC, played one match and was ruled out with a knee injury.
01Chapter 1 · 2006–2010

Learning the craft

He started as an opening batter in Tamil Nadu, turned to off-spin, debuted in the Ranji Trophy in 2006 and took 13 wickets as Chennai won the 2010 IPL.

2 moments
  1. 2006
    Dec 2006DebutProfessional

    Ashwin debuts for Tamil Nadu in the Ranji Trophy

    He made his first-class debut in December 2006 at the age of 20 against Haryana, taking six wickets. He had started as an opening batter before turning to off-spin.

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  2. 2010
Where the story is nowAshwin ruled out of MLC 2026 with a knee injury9 Jul 2026 · San Francisco Unicorns