Railways
India's institutional team — running on track since 1935
Railways cricket runs on time and with purpose.
Railway Sports Board
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India's Longest-Running Team
Railways cricket represents Indian Railways — the world's largest employer. Two Ranji titles (2001-02, 2004-05) and a tradition of producing India internationals define this unique institutional team.
The 2025-26 campaign was a tale of two halves — early defeats to Haryana and Bengal left Railways reeling, but three consecutive wins (Tripura, Gujarat, Services) in Rounds 5-7 showcased their resilience. Bhargav Merai's 160 vs Tripura and Raj Choudhary's 9-wicket haul powered an innings victory. Railways finished 4th with 23 points, just missing the knockouts.
Key Players
Top scorer with 160 vs Tripura and 73* vs Assam — batting backbone of the campaign
Took 9 wickets (4/30 + 5/35) vs Tripura to engineer an innings victory
Match-winning 6/48 vs Assam — key weapon with the new ball
Solid opener who anchored the batting through the campaign