
Pradeep Dadhe is a right-arm medium pacer who has been part of Maharashtra's domestic setup since making his first-class debut in the 2016-17 Ranji Trophy. He made his List A and T20 debuts during the same season, establishing himself as a bowler capable of contributing across formats.
Dadhe's breakthrough in red-ball cricket came during the 2017-18 Ranji Trophy, when he claimed his maiden five-wicket haul against Assam. He has continued to be a useful wicket-taking option for Maharashtra, particularly with his ability to generate extra pace. His determination to bowl fast has remained a defining part of his approach, with Dadhe previously describing pace as his biggest strength.
He enjoyed one of his strongest Ranji Trophy campaigns in 2022-23, taking 15 wickets in his first three matches and emerging as an important member of Maharashtra's pace attack. He ended with 24 wickets in 5 games. Dadhe has also made a significant contribution in white-ball cricket, including a 15-wicket haul during Maharashtra's 2024-25 Vijay Hazare Trophy campaign.
With years of domestic experience behind him, Dadhe remains a proven bowling option for Maharashtra, bringing pace, experience and a wicket-taking mindset to their attack.
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