Indian Cricket Team Captain List Till Date 2023

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The Indian ODI team has been captained by a total of 25 players. The first ODI captain of the Indian cricket team was Ajit Wadekar. He captained the ODI team in 1974 and played just 2 matches as captain. Unfortunately, India lost both of them. Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Virat Kohli are among the most successful Indian captains. Rohit Sharma is India’s new ODI captain and is likely to lead the Indian team in Tests as well after Virat steps down from the post. IPL 2022 Schedule Pdf Download | Time Table, New Teams, Ranking

Rohit Gurunath Sharma is an Indian international cricketer who is the current captain of the Indian national team. A right-handed opening batsman and an occasional right-arm off break bowler, he is widely acknowledged as one of the most outstanding batsmen in limited overs cricket.

Indian Cricket Team Captain List 1974 to 2022

Name	Year	Match Played	Rate
1. Ajit Wadekar	1974	2	0
2. Srinivasaraghavan Venkataraghavan	1975–1979	7	14.28
3. Bishen Singh Bedi	1975-1978	4	25
4. Sunil Gavaskar	1980-1985	37	40
5. Gundappa  Viswanath	1980	1	0
6. Kapil Dev	1982-1992	74	54.16
7. Syed Kirmani	1983	1	0
8. Mohinder Amarnath	1984	1	0
9. Ravi Shastri	1986-1991	11	36.36
10. Dilip Vengsarkar	1987-1988	18	44.44
11. Krishnamachari  Srikkanth	1989	13	33.33
12. Mohammad Azharuddin	1989-1999	174	53.57
13. Sachin Tendulkar	1996-1999	73	35.07
14. Ajay Jadeja	1998-1999	13	61.53
15. Sourav Ganguly	1999–2005	146	53.9
16. Rahul Dravid	2000-2007	79	56
17. Anil Kumble	2001	1	100
18. Virender Sehwag	2003-2011	12	58.33
19. Mahendra Singh Dhoni	2007–2018	200	59.52
20. Suresh Raina	2010	12	54.54
21. Gautam Gambhir	2010-11	6	100
22. Virat Kohli	2013- 2021	95	68.42
23. Ajinkya Rahane	2015	3	100
24. Rohit Sharma	2017-2018	10	80.00
25. Shikhar Dhawan	2021	3	66.66
24. Rohit Sharma	2021	–	–