List of Goa cricketers
This is a list of cricketers who have played first-class, List A or Twenty20 cricket for Goa.
A
- Felix Alemao[1] (20/7/1995 – )
- Guru Amonkar ( – )
- Sumiran Amonkar[2] (28/7/1991 – )
- Pravin Amre[3] (14/8/1968 – )
- J. Arunkumar[4] (18/1/1975 – )
- Rohit Asnodkar[5] (5/12/1986 – )
- Swapnil Asnodkar (29/3/1984 – )
- Hemant Angle (13/08/1958 – )
B
- Saurabh Bandekar[6] (16/11/1987 – )
- Yeshwant Barde[7] (15/2/1973 – )
- Rohan Belekar[8] (27/10/1987 – )
- Roger Binny[9] (19/7/1955 – )
- Manvinder Bisla[10] (27/12/1984 – )
C
- V. B. Chandrasekhar[11] (21/8/1961 – )
D
- Amogh Sunil Desai[12] (26/8/1992 – )
- Ashok Dinda[13] (24/03/1984 – )
- Suraj Dongre[14] (27/12/1989 – )
- Robin D'Souza[15] (2/5/1980 – )
- Samar Dubhashi[16] (22/9/1995 – )
F
- Srinivas Fadte[17] (10/10/1993 – )
G
- Harshad Hanumant Gadekar[18] (5/12/1986 – )
- Deepraj Gaonkar[19] (4/4/1998 – )
- Gauresh Gawas[20] (8/12/1990 – )
- Prathamesh Gawas[21] (10/5/1994 – )
- Rajesh Ghodge[22] (1997-2005)
- D. J. Gokulakrishnan[23] (4/1/1973 – )
H
- Nikhil Haldipur[24] (19/12/1977 – )
J
- Vivek Jaisimha[25] (18/3/1964 – )
- Shadab Jakati[26] (27/11/1980 – )
- Manoj Joglekar (1/11/1973 – )
K
- Rana Kalangutkar[27] (19/10/1982 – )
- Sagun Kamat[28] (11/5/1983 – )
- Snehal Kauthankar[29] (19/10/1995 – )
- Rahul Keni[30] ( – )
- Saiyed Khalid[31] (21/10/1975 – )sudin Kamat
M
- Buddhadev Mangaldas[32] (20/6/1988 – )
- Darshan Misal[33] (11/9/1992 – ) Balkrishna Misquin Paresh Misquin
Mahendra S Pai Kuchelkar
N
- Mahind Naik[34] (---)
- Raj Naik[35] (20/12/1974 – )
- Ganeshraj Narvekar[36] (2/2/1993 – )
- Ryan Ninan[37] (19/11/1985 – )
P
- Shikha Pandey[38] (12/5/1989 – )
- Amulaya Pandrekar[39] (31/3/1996 – )
- Heramb Parab[40] (4/9/1998 – )
- Kiran Powar[41] (6/4/1976 – )
- Nilesh Prabhudesai[42] (13/5/1967 – )
- Suyash Prabhudessai[43] (6/12/1997 – ) Sharad Pednekar Raju Pednekar
R
- DC Rajesh (28/3/1975 – )
- Ajay Ratra[44] (13/12/1981 – )
- Abhishek Raut (3/3/1987 – )
S
- Sathiamoorty Saravanan[45] (22/9/1978 – )
- Faisal Shaikh[46] (2/12/1977 – )
- Somashekar Shiraguppi[47] (14/6/1974 – )
- Malik Shirur[48] (21/1/1993 – )
- Ravikant Shukla[49] (9/7/1987 – )
- Vidyut Sivaramakrishnan (3/12/1981 – )
- Sridharan Sriram[50] (21/2/1976 – )
V
- Keenan Vaz[51] (12/9/1991 – )
- Ganapathi Vignesh[52] (11/8/1981 – )
Y
- Amit Yadav[53] (10/10/1989 – )
- Sher Yadav[54] (4/12/1984 – )
See also
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