
Parth Vats is an Indian all-rounder who represents Haryana in domestic cricket. A right-handed batter and slow left-arm orthodox bowler, he has developed into a promising dual-skilled player capable of contributing in both departments. Hailing from Kaithal, Haryana, he made his List A debut against Gujarat in the Vijay Hazare Trophy in December 2024, before making his first-class debut against Railways in October 2025.
Vats made an immediate impression in first-class cricket, scoring an unbeaten 110 against Railways in only his second innings in the format, following a fifty in the first, and won the player of the match award. The century showcased his ability to bat for long periods and convert an opportunity into a substantial score. His left-arm spin also proved effective, as he claimed a five-wicket haul against Tripura, returning figures of 5/14 to underline his potential as a genuine all-rounder.
He further demonstrated his batting ability in the 2025-26 Vijay Hazare Trophy, producing a remarkable unbeaten 157 against Odisha in January 2026. Chasing 306, Vats anchored Haryana's innings and guided the side to a four-wicket victory, sharing an unbroken 176-run seventh-wicket partnership with Anuj Thakral. He also contributed with the ball earlier in the match, taking 3/60, making it an outstanding all-round performance in a successful run chase. He finished the season with 406 runs. He was then named in the Haryana squad for the 2026/27 Ranji Trophy.
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