
Mumbai all-rounder Tanush Kotian is aiming to replicate his standout 2023-24 Ranji Trophy campaign as the domestic season kicks off, hoping to finally secure a Test call-up. Last season, he was named player of the tournament after amassing 502 runs and 29 wickets across the competition, while also contributing crucial performances in the Duleep Trophy and India A series against Australia A.
With India’s off-spin options currently limited following R Ashwin’s retirement and Washington Sundar’s injury struggles, Kotian’s consistent form—including 146 wickets at an average of 27.19 in first-class cricket—positions him as a strong candidate for selection. Though he missed a chance to debut in the Sri Lanka series, his recent displays have kept him in the conversation, with selectors closely monitoring his progress in the premier domestic tournament.
At 27, Kotian remains undeterred, targeting another trophy-winning season with 500-plus runs and 40 wickets to bolster his case for higher honors.
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