Rachin Ravindra is a New Zealand international all-rounder making waves across all formats. Standing 5 feet 10 inches (178 cm), the 26-year-old left-handed batter and left-arm orthodox spinner has quickly become one of cricket’s brightest modern talents. Currently playing in the West Indies tour of New Zealand 2025, he serves as a crucial top-order batter and a reliable middle-overs spin option for the Blackcaps.
In the IPL 2025 season, he represented Chennai Super Kings, adding versatility and balance to their lineup. Ravindra gained global recognition through his outstanding performances at the 2023 ODI World Cup and the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy, where he consistently delivered under pressure. One of his best cricketing moments came during the 2023 World Cup when he smashed a match-winning century in the tournament opener, announcing himself as a world-class star for New Zealand.
Properties in New Zealand, Tesla Model S (valued at ₹80 lakh)
Ravindra’s net worth has grown significantly following his breakthrough performances in ICC tournaments and his IPL contracts. His disciplined approach to cricket and strategic endorsements have contributed to his financial success.
Teams Played For
Team
Years Active
New Zealand
2021
Wellington
2018
New Zealand A
2018
Chennai Super Kings
2024
Durham
2022
Washington Freedom (MLC)
2024
Education
Qualification
Institution
School
Hutt International Boys’ School, Wellington
College
Wellington College
University
Massey University, New Zealand
Complete Career Stats
Format
Matches
Runs
Highest Score
Average
Strike Rate
100s
50s
Test
17
1,056
240
40.61
59.53
3
3
ODI
35
1,333
123
48.33
108.90
5
5
T20I
34
483
79
21.50
133.05
0
3
IPL
18
413
65
24.29
156.64
0
2
Rachin Ravindra Recent Form – Last 5 Matches
Batting Form
Format
Opponent
Date
Runs / Wickets
Venue
ODI
West Indies
22 Nov 2025
14 (22)
Wellington
ODI
West Indies
19 Nov 2025
56 (46)
Wellington
ODI
West Indies
16 Nov 2025
4 (15)
Wellington
T20
West Indies
13 Nov 2025
21 (16)
Auckland
T20
West Indies
09 Nov 2025
26 (15)
Auckland
Bowling Form
Format
Opponent
Date
Wickets
Venue
T20
West Indies
05 Nov 2025
0/11
Dunedin
T20
South Africa
22 Jul 2025
0/14
Johannesburg
T20
Zimbabwe
18 Jul 2025
1/10
Harare
ODI
India
09 Mar 2025
1/47
Mumbai
ODI
South Africa
05 Mar 2025
1/20
Centurion
Career Highlights
Year
Achievement
2016
Youngest New Zealand player in Under-19 World Cup at age 16
2018
Named ICC Rising Star of the Under-19 World Cup
2021
Made international debut across all formats
2022
Scored maiden double century (217) for Durham vs Worcestershire
2023
Scored 578 runs in ODI World Cup, 4th highest overall
2023
Won ICC Men’s Emerging Cricketer of the Year
2024
Youngest player to win Sir Richard Hadlee Medal at age 24
2025
Player of the Tournament at ICC Champions Trophy (263 runs)
2025
First player to score centuries on debut in both World Cup and Champions Trophy
Major Trophies & Awards
Year
Competition/Trophy
Significance
2021
ICC World Test Championship
Won with New Zealand
2023
ICC Men’s Emerging Cricketer of the Year
Individual honor
2024
Sir Richard Hadlee Medal
New Zealand’s highest cricket award
2024
Major League Cricket (MLC)
Champion with Washington Freedom
2025
ICC Champions Trophy Golden Bat
Leading run-scorer (263 runs)
2025
ICC Champions Trophy Player of the Tournament
Best player of tournament
Additional Achievements
Achievement
Context
Fastest World Cup century by a New Zealander
Reached 100 in 82 balls vs England (2023)
First NZ batter to score 3 World Cup centuries
ODI World Cup 2023
Most runs in debut World Cup
578 runs, surpassing Jonny Bairstow’s record
Youngest NZ player to score World Cup century
At 23 years, 321 days
First player with debut centuries in both World Cup and Champions Trophy
2023 & 2025
4th highest partnership in World Cup history
273 runs with Devon Conway vs England
Interesting Facts About Rachin Ravindra
His unique name is a portmanteau of two Indian cricket legends – Rahul Dravid (Ra) and Sachin Tendulkar (chin), though his father later called it a coincidence.
Started playing cricket at age five and traveled to India annually to hone his skills at cricket academies.
His father, Ravi Krishnamurthy, founded the Hutt Hawks Cricket Club in Wellington in 2011 to promote cricket among schoolchildren.
Scored a double century (217) on his debut for Durham County Cricket Club in 2022.
Had a minor heart condition as an infant which completely healed by age four.
Won the Major League Cricket (MLC) championship with Washington Freedom under Ricky Ponting’s coaching in 2024.
Became the youngest recipient of the Sir Richard Hadlee Medal at just 24 years old.
Played a crucial 91-ball innings on Test debut to help New Zealand salvage a draw against India in Kanpur.
Known for his exceptional ability to play spin bowling, developed through extensive practice in India.
His Champions Trophy 2025 performances included becoming the first player in history to score debut centuries in both the ODI World Cup and Champions Trophy.
Born in Wellington and now one of New Zealand’s most exciting modern cricketers, Rachin Ravindra has rapidly emerged as a cornerstone of the Blackcaps’ future. His cricketing journey, shaped through strong performances for Wellington and polished further with valuable stints in county cricket and global T20 leagues, reflects his steady rise and work ethic. Rachin’s all-round abilities became evident early, and his standout performances at the 2023 ODI World Cup showcased his talent on the world stage. Known for his fluent batting, intelligent left-arm spin, and calm temperament, he has quickly become indispensable across formats. With maturity beyond his age and a growing reputation as a match-winner, Ravindra continues to evolve as one of New Zealand’s most promising long-term stars.
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