Krishnan Shrijith

Shrijith Krishnan is carving a niche for himself in the cricketing world with his adept skills behind the stumps and his left-handed batting prowess. Born in Bengaluru, Krishnan has been a vital part of Karnataka's domestic setup, showcasing his potential as a wicketkeeper-batter. His journey in domestic cricket has been marked by consistent performances, particularly in the Ranji Trophy and Vijay Hazare Trophy, where he has demonstrated his ability to anchor innings and contribute crucial runs.

Krishnan's batting style is characterized by his ability to play both aggressive and defensive strokes, adapting to the demands of the game. In the Ranji Trophy 2024/25 season, he scored a commendable 117 against Uttar Pradesh, highlighting his capability to perform under pressure. His List A career has also seen him notch up a century, with a high score of 150 against Mumbai, reflecting his potential to play match-winning innings. His growing reputation in domestic circuits speaks volumes about his potential and the promise he holds for the future of Indian cricket.

Krishnan's leadership qualities and match-winning performances have been evident in domestic tournaments. His ability to perform in high-stakes matches, such as his century in the Maharaja T20 Trophy against Gulbarga Mystics, underscores his potential to rise to the occasion and deliver when it matters most.

Through 2025 and 2026, Krishnan maintained his status as a key white-ball and red-ball option for Karnataka. During the 2026 Maharaja Trophy KSCA T20 season representing the Bengaluru Blasters, he provided essential middle-order stability and sharp glovework, highlighted by explosive half-centuries - including a 59 off 33 balls against Mangaluru Dragons and a match-shaping 57 off 37 balls against Mysore Warriors. Heading into October 2026, Krishnan remains one of Karnataka’s most dependable left-handed middle-order anchors and continued to be an inseperable part in the 2026-27 domestic campaign.