Karan Lamba’s Ranji Trophy resurgence this season is as much about his recent form as it is about the relentless preparation that preceded it. After two consecutive seasons on the sidelines, the Rajasthan batsman used the time to refine his game, training on varied wickets to adapt to different conditions—a strategy that has paid off with three consecutive centuries in three matches.
His scores of 113 and 13 against Tamil Nadu, 194 against Railways, and 27 and 100 against Uttarakhand have not only cemented his spot in the team but also made him a standout performer in the tournament so far, with 447 runs in just three appearances. Lamba’s journey began with inspiration from his cousin, Abhimanyu Lamba, a former India under-19 fast bowler, whose career fueled his early passion for cricket.
Though the path to earning a place in Rajasthan’s senior side was challenging, his dedication to improvement—both in skill and mental resilience—has defined his approach, ensuring he was ready when the opportunity arrived.
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