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Abhipray Biswas is a wicket-keeper batter from Durgapur, West Bengal. He plays left-handed in the middle order and is known for his clean glovework behind the stumps and capability to absorb pressure in middle-overs run chases.
Biswas progressed through the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) junior age-group system, delivering performances across regional tournaments and local league fixtures. His technical stability and sharp reflexes earned him franchise opportunities in the Bengal Pro T20 League, where he featured for teams like the Rashmi Medinipur Wizards and Shrachi Rarh Tigers.
His performances at the state level led to his maiden international call-up in August 2026, when he was named in the India Under-19 squad for their home bilateral series against Australia Under-19. Ahead of the assignment, he was felicitated at Eden Gardens by former India captain and CAB President Sourav Ganguly.
In September 2026, Biswas served as India U19's primary wicket-keeper during the Australia series. Operating behind the stumps, he contributed to India's 3-0 sweep in the Youth ODI series across Puducherry and Rajkot, and featured in the opening Youth Test victory at the Niranjan Shah Stadium.
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