
Rohan Rajbhar is a rising right-handed batter who has emerged as a promising young batting talent in the Rajasthan domestic setup. Born on January 1, 2002, he developed his craft through S.S. Cricket Club under coach Mohan Singh and worked his way up through the competitive district and regional age-group circuits of West India.
Rajbhar forced his way onto the state selection radar through consistent, heavy run-scoring in junior state tournaments and local Jaipur fixtures. A standout highlight of his age-group career arrived in the BCCI Under-23 C.K. Nayudu Trophy, where he smashed a brilliant 123 off 139 balls (16 fours, 4 sixes) in a high-pressure fourth-innings run chase, driving Rajasthan to a dominant 9-wicket victory over Goa.
His leadership traits and red-ball authority were formally recognized during the 2025-26 BCCI domestic season when he was appointed captain of the Rajasthan Under-23 cricket team. Beyond age-group cricket, he continued to dominate senior domestic state tournaments, most notably in May 2026 during the Colvin Shield, where he constructed a masterful 146 for Jaipur in a thrilling tied encounter against Sikar.
Continuing his steady progression through state training camps and trial matches, Rajbhar achieved a major career milestone in early October 2026 by earning his official call-up to Rajasthan’s senior squad for the opening rounds of the 2026-27 Ranji Trophy campaign.
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