Jagu Singh

Jagu Singh, born on 16 December 1991, emerged from the bustling streets of Chandigarh, where his journey with cricket began in the dusty lanes of local parks. As a young boy, Singh's passion for the game was equalled only by his innate talent, which soon caught the eye of local coaches. His right-handed batting prowess, combined with his natural flair for right-arm fast-medium bowling, made him a versatile asset from the start. By the age of 16, Singh was already making waves in junior circuits, showcasing a maturity beyond his years with the bat.

His professional debut came at the age of 21, when he was called to represent Punjab in the Ranji Trophy. The transition from local star to professional cricketer was seamless, as Singh’s ability to anchor innings and play explosive strokes inevitably brought him into the limelight. His performance in the domestic league was nothing short of stellar, culminating in an unforgettable season where he racked up over 800 runs, guiding Punjab to a closely contested championship title.

When it comes to achievements, Singh has a cabinet brimming with accolades. His breakthrough came during the much-anticipated regional derby against Delhi, where Singh's 157 not out became etched in the memories of countless fans. This innings marked him as a player for the big occasions. Another highlight was his contribution to India’s famous victory in the Asia Cup, where his unbeaten 74 in the final secured the trophy.

Singh’s career has been marked by fascinating rivalries, most notably with bowlers like Sameer Patel from Mumbai, with their tussles bringing excitement to domestic matches. On the international scene, his aggressive batting style, characterised by powerful drives and delicate cuts, often posed a considerable challenge to bowlers worldwide.

His impact on the game has transcended mere statistics. Singh’s audacious batting and ability to bowl crucial spells have inspired a generation of young cricketers who emulate his fearless approach. One of the most significant moments was during the 2018 tour of England, where his gritty century under swinging conditions earned him a standing ovation at Lords, leaving an indelible mark on the storied ground.

Singh continues to be a luminary in cricket, not just for his records and achievements, but for his vibrant spirit and profound influence on the sport.

Batting Stats

Bowling Stats