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Nikhil Chaudhary
Team flagAUS29 yrs
batting styleAll Rounder

Nikhil Chaudhary Profile, Career & Stats

Batting
Bowling

Nikhil Chaudhary Recent Form

Batting

HBH vs PRS,BBL31 (15)
HBH vs MLR,BBL19 (12)
HBH vs PRS,BBL34 (30)
HBH vs MLR,BBL79 (38)
HBH vs MLS,BBL7 (10)
HBH vs SYT,BBL41 (31)
TAS vs SACA,First class42 (64)
TAS vs SACA,First class0 (3)
TAS vs NSW,First class163 (184)
TAS vs SACA,ODI19 (28) *
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Bowling

TAS vs SACA,First class0-13
TAS vs NSW,First class0-9
TAS vs NSW,First class0-6
TAS vs VIC,First class0-62
TAS vs VIC,First class0-13
TAS vs WACA,ODI1-35
TAS vs WACA,First class0-18
TAS vs WACA,First class0-3
TAS vs QLD,ODI3-66
TAS vs QLD,First class5-108
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Nikhil Chaudhary Career Stats

Batting

FormatMatInnR100s50sHSSRAvgFoursSixesDuckRank
BBL26225970279140.8027.145221----
ABU DHABI97830047193.0213.83132----

Bowling

FormatMatInnWEconAvgBest3W5WSRMaidenRank
BBL261797.6534.002/260026.67----
ABU DHABI9000.000.000000.00----

Teams played for

Hobart Hurricanes Punjab

About Nikhil Chaudhary

NameNikhil Chaudhary
GenderMale
Birth4 May 1996
Birth PlaceDelhi
NationalityAustralian
RoleAll Rounder
Batsright handed . middle order
Bowlsright-arm leg spin . Spinner

Nikhil Chaudhary’s cricketing journey is a reminder that careers don’t always follow straight lines. Born in Delhi and raised in Punjab, Chaudhary grew up immersed in India’s competitive cricket culture. He initially set out as a fast bowler before gradually reshaping his game, first turning to off-spin and eventually settling into leg-spin, while also developing into an aggressive batting all-rounder. By his late teens, he had begun to make a name for himself in India’s domestic circuit and made his T20 debut for Punjab in the 2016–17 Inter-State T20 Tournament in January 2017.... continue reading

Player Bio

Nikhil Chaudhary’s cricketing journey is a reminder that careers don’t always follow straight lines. Born in Delhi and raised in Punjab, Chaudhary grew up immersed in India’s competitive cricket culture. He initially set out as a fast bowler before gradually reshaping his game, first turning to off-spin and eventually settling into leg-spin, while also developing into an aggressive batting all-rounder. By his late teens, he had begun to make a name for himself in India’s domestic circuit and made his T20 debut for Punjab in the 2016–17 Inter-State T20 Tournament in January 2017.

Despite training alongside and under the guidance of established names such as Harbhajan Singh and Yuvraj Singh, Chaudhary’s path in India stalled. IPL trials, including a stint with the Mumbai Indians, did not result in a contract, and opportunities at the highest level remained elusive. What followed was an unexpected turning point rather than an ending.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Chaudhary found himself stranded in Brisbane while on a travel visa. With no certainty about his future, he threw himself into local club cricket. A standout semi-final performance, in which he cleared the ropes seven times, proved pivotal. That innings caught the attention of local coaches and opened doors he had not anticipated. Off the field, Chaudhary supported himself through various jobs, including a short stint at a Mexican restaurant and a longer period working as a courier for Australia Post, balancing work and cricket as he rebuilt momentum.

His consistent performances in Brisbane grade cricket eventually earned him a breakthrough. In 2023, Chaudhary was signed by the Hobart Hurricanes ahead of the 2023–24 Big Bash League season, becoming only the second India-born cricketer to feature in the competition. Around the same period, he aligned himself with Tasmania in Australia’s domestic system, further cementing his place in the local cricketing structure.

Now an established member of the Hurricanes setup, Chaudhary is valued for his versatility. As a leg-spinning all-rounder capable of providing quick runs in the middle order, he offers balance and flexibility to the side. Heading into the 2025–26 Big Bash League season, Nikhil Chaudhary stands as a key part of the Hobart Hurricanes squad — a player whose career has been shaped as much by resilience and adaptability as by skill.

(As of December 2025)