Subhadeep Ghosh

Former Cricketer, Coach

Indian Digboi, Assam, India

Quick Info

ProfessionFormer Cricketer, Coach
NationalityIndian
Date of Birth13/11/1968
Age57 years
BirthplaceDigboi, Assam, India

Latest News about Subhadeep Ghosh

29/07/2026

Multiple outlets reported that Subhadeep Ghosh had been appointed India’s new fielding coach, replacing T. Dilip. The reports said the appointment followed changes in the support staff after the England tour and would take effect for the Sri Lanka series.

28/07/2026

Subhadeep Ghosh was reported to be set to join India’s senior men’s coaching setup as fielding coach after the BCCI decided not to extend T. Dilip’s contract. The move came ahead of India’s upcoming Test tour of Sri Lanka, marking Ghosh’s first assignment with the senior men’s team.

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Bio/Wiki

NicknameJoy
Known ForBeing newly appointed fielding coach of Indian Cricket team (July 2026)

Physical Stats & More

Eye ColourLight Brown
Hair ColourLight Brown
Cricket Domestic/State Team
  • Assam
  • Railways
Batting StyleRight-handed
Bowling StyleRight-arm offbreak

Personal Life

ReligionHinduism

Career

Domestic Career
  • Started with Assam
  • Later represented Railways
  • Played 17 First-Class and 17 List A matches between 1994-1995 and 2004-2005
Coaching Career
  • Fielding coach at National Cricket Academy
  • Joined Delhi Daredevils (now Delhi Capitals) in 2018 under Ricky Ponting
  • Worked with Kolkata Knight Riders
  • Fielding coach for India Women’s Team T20 World Cup in Australia (2020)
  • Fielding coach for India A and India Under-19 teams (2022-2025)
  • Part of India’s support staff during the Asian Games (2023)
  • Fielding coach for India's Under-19 team which won the ICC Under-19 World Cup (February 2026)
  • Appointed fielding coach of the Indian men's senior cricket team (29 July 2026)
  • Fielding coach for India Women’s Team during tour of Australia (2021)

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Earned a reputation as a disciplined domestic cricketer.
2. Chose coaching instead of commentary after retiring in 2005.
3. Considered one of the most experienced fielding coaches in the Indian Cricket System.
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