Rachin Ravindra lit up the 2024 MLC season with Washington Freedom, scoring 407 runs to finish as the league's leading run-scorer. His elegant stroke play and consistency earned him the Green Belt as he powered Freedom to their first MLC title.
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Raised in Wellington by parents from Bengaluru, he captained Hutt International School, won the 2016 Gillette Cup young cricketer award and played two Under-19 World Cups for New Zealand.
As a teenager he captained Hutt International School, received the Spirit of Cricket award at the 2016 secondary schools First XI Cup and won the 2016 Gillette Cup young cricketer of the year award. Exact dates are not on the page.
At the 2018 Under-19 World Cup in New Zealand he scored a century against Kenya, then took four wickets and a run-out against South Africa. He had also played the 2016 edition.
NZ Cricket
02Chapter 2 · 2021–2023
Test debut to World Cup star
He saved his Test debut in Kanpur with a last-wicket stand, then hit a hundred on World Cup debut in 2023 and finished the tournament with three centuries and 578 runs. CSK signed him in December.
He scored centuries against England, Australia and Pakistan and finished with 578 runs, New Zealand's best at the tournament. Wikipedia says 550 runs, so the total needs checking.
CSK won a bidding war with Punjab Kings to buy him for INR 1.80 crore against a base price of 50 lakh. The page gives no auction date, so the day is not stated.
Outlook India
03Chapter 3 · 2024–2025
Awards and a Freedom title
Named ICC Emerging Cricketer of the Year, he made 240 against South Africa, won MLC 2024 with Washington Freedom (12 wickets) and was Player of the Tournament at the 2025 Champions Trophy.
Across the first two days at Mount Maunganui he made 240, passing Matthew Sinclair's 214 as the highest maiden Test hundred by a New Zealander. Exact day not stated.
He took 12 wickets at 6.08 with an economy of 4.81, including 4/11 in the Qualifier, and three wickets in the 96-run final win over San Francisco Unicorns.
Joined after New Zealand duty: 129 runs (best 60, strike rate 176.71) and 11 wickets (best 4/29). Washington Freedom lost the final to LA Knight Riders by 1 run on 18 July at the Oakland Coliseum.
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