Anshul Kamboj is an Indian bowling all-rounder from Karnal, Haryana, who has progressed from age-group cricket and Haryana’s domestic system to the Indian Premier League and international Test cricket. Born on December 6, 2000, Kamboj bats right-handed and bowls right-arm fast-medium. He has played for Haryana, India Under-19, India C, India A, Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings, and made his India Test debut against England at Old Trafford in July 2025.
His career contains several notable milestones. He played a major part in Haryana’s 2023-24 Vijay Hazare Trophy title run, took 16 wickets for India C in the 2024 Duleep Trophy to win the Player of the Tournament award, became only the third bowler to take all 10 wickets in a Ranji Trophy innings, and later earned an IPL move to Chennai Super Kings for ₹3.40 crore. In the 2026 IPL season, he took 21 wickets, before continuing his red-ball development with North Zone and India A.
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| Format | Career | Matches | Innings | Runs | HS | Bat Avg | 50s | 100s | Wickets | BBI | Bowl Avg |
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| TESTRecorded matches only | 2025–2025 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0.00 | 0 | 0 | 1 | — | 89.00 |
| ODIRecorded matches only | 2026–2026 | 1 | 1 | 17 | 17 | 17.00 | 0 | 0 | 0 | — | — |
| First-ClassRecorded matches only | 2025–2026 | 5 | 10 | 43 | 16 | 4.78 | 0 | 0 | 11 | — | 31.91 |
| T20Recorded matches only | 2022–2026 | 29 | 12 | 83 | 19 | 27.67 | 0 | 0 | 37 | — | 24.24 |
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Anshul Kamboj Quick Facts
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Full name | Anshul Kamboj |
| Date of birth | December 6, 2000 |
| Age | 25 years as of September 20, 2026 |
| Birthplace | Karnal, Haryana, India |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Role | Bowling all-rounder |
| Batting style | Right-handed |
| Bowling style | Right-arm fast-medium |
| Height | 1.87 m / about 6 ft 2 in |
| Main domestic team | Haryana |
| IPL teams | Mumbai Indians, Chennai Super Kings |
| International team | India |
| Test debut | July 23, 2025 vs England |
| Test cap | 318 |
| Major domestic record | 10/49 vs Kerala in Ranji Trophy |
| Duleep Trophy 2024 | 16 wickets, Player of the Tournament |
| IPL 2026 | 21 wickets |
| Current IPL team | Chennai Super Kings |
| 2026 India A selection | Multi-day squad vs Australia A |
The ICC identifies Kamboj as a 25-year-old Indian player with a right-handed batting style and right-arm medium bowling, while other major cricket databases list his role as a bowling all-rounder or all-rounder.
Who Is Anshul Kamboj?
Anshul Kamboj is a Haryana cricketer whose career has been built primarily around seam bowling, while his lower-order batting has increasingly added value to his teams.
His route to professional cricket was unusual. As a child, Kamboj was reportedly overweight, and his father, Udham Singh, initially took him to a cricket academy partly so that he could become fitter. That introduction eventually developed into a serious cricket career. His childhood coach Satish Rana has described Kamboj as a dedicated youngster who began training at the academy at around 11 years of age.
Kamboj grew up around Karnal and came from a farming family connected with Fazilpur, Haryana. His father made significant efforts to support his cricket, including travelling long distances to take him to training and eventually moving the family to Karnal.
That background is important to understanding his development. Rather than entering the national spotlight immediately, Kamboj progressed through Haryana’s age-group system, domestic cricket and India age-group representation before breaking through at senior level.
Anshul Kamboj Age and Birth Details
Anshul Kamboj was born on December 6, 2000, in Karnal, Haryana, India. He is 25 years old as of September 20, 2026.
His height is listed at approximately 1.87 metres, or around 6 feet 2 inches.
Kamboj’s physical development became part of his early cricket story because his father originally wanted him to lose weight. Cricket training eventually became much more than a fitness activity, and his pace-bowling ability emerged as one of his defining skills.
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Anshul Kamboj Family
Kamboj’s father is Udham Singh, a farmer from the Fazilpur area of Haryana. Multiple reports have documented his father’s role in Kamboj’s early cricket journey. Udham Singh reportedly travelled long distances with his son for training and later moved the family to Karnal to make cricket development easier.
Kamboj’s younger brother is Sanyam Kamboj. In interviews around Anshul’s Test debut, Sanyam spoke about the family’s excitement and described the significance of Anshul reaching the India team.
Reports have also identified Kamboj’s mother as Pinki Kamboj. However, detailed public information about his wider family remains limited, so claims about additional relatives should not be treated as established without stronger sourcing.
Anshul Kamboj’s Father and Early Cricket Journey
Udham Singh played a particularly important role in the early stages of Kamboj’s development.
When Kamboj was young, his father took him to Satish Rana’s academy in Karnal. According to Rana, father and son sometimes left home extremely early to make the journey to training. The commitment continued for several years and became a foundation of Kamboj’s professional career.
This family support eventually helped Kamboj progress from local cricket into Haryana’s organized system.
Anshul Kamboj Education and Cricket Training
Public reporting provides more reliable information about Kamboj’s cricket education than about his formal academic qualifications.
His early cricket training was associated with the Rana Brothers/OPS Rana Brothers Academy in Karnal, where Satish Rana was his childhood coach. Kamboj began training there at a young age and continued to develop his pace bowling and all-round skills.
Some lower-quality biographical websites publish additional claims about his schooling and college education, but these claims are not sufficiently corroborated by strong primary sources to present as established facts.
That distinction matters because Kamboj’s biography is frequently copied across profile websites, and details can become detached from their original evidence.
Anshul Kamboj’s Childhood Coach: Satish Rana
Satish Rana has been one of the most important cricket figures in Kamboj’s development.
Rana coached Kamboj from his early academy years and has repeatedly discussed his pupil’s work ethic, bowling development and ambitions. Kamboj’s early goal was reportedly to play Test cricket for India, rather than simply becoming an IPL player.
Kamboj also developed an admiration for Glenn McGrath, whose accuracy and control influenced his approach to fast bowling. Rana has described McGrath as Kamboj’s early role model.
Later, Kamboj’s development at Chennai Super Kings also brought him into an environment where senior figures such as MS Dhoni and the coaching staff worked on his T20 bowling, particularly his death-over skills and yorkers.
Anshul Kamboj Under-19 Career
Kamboj represented India Under-19 and played Youth Test cricket against South Africa in 2019. He was part of India’s age-group pathway before establishing himself in senior domestic cricket.
His progression was not completely linear. Reports indicate that an injury affected his chances around the 2020 Under-19 World Cup period, after which he returned to domestic cricket and continued his development.
The experience of age-group cricket exposed him to higher-level coaching and competition while giving him a route into Haryana’s senior setup.
Anshul Kamboj Domestic Cricket Career
Kamboj made his first-class debut for Haryana against Tripura on February 17, 2022, in the Ranji Trophy. Later that year he made his T20 and List A debuts for Haryana.
His first major limited-overs breakthrough came during the 2022-23 Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, when he took seven wickets in seven matches. His development accelerated during the 2023-24 Vijay Hazare Trophy.
Vijay Hazare Trophy Breakthrough
Kamboj played an important role in Haryana’s 2023-24 Vijay Hazare Trophy title campaign, taking 17 wickets in 10 matches. His performances established him as one of Haryana’s notable emerging seam-bowling options and helped lead to his first IPL opportunity.
His bowling during that period combined movement, control and enough pace to trouble batters, while his ability to contribute lower down the order strengthened his value as a bowling all-rounder.
Anshul Kamboj’s Historic 10-Wicket Ranji Trophy Performance
One of the defining moments of Kamboj’s career came in the 2024-25 Ranji Trophy.
Playing for Haryana against Kerala, Kamboj produced bowling figures of 10/49 in 30.1 overs, taking every wicket in Kerala’s first innings.
He became only the third bowler in Ranji Trophy history to take all 10 wickets in an innings, following Premangsu Chatterjee and Pradeep Sundaram. The achievement also placed him among a much smaller group of Indian first-class bowlers to complete a ten-wicket innings haul.
The performance was significant because it demonstrated that Kamboj’s effectiveness was not limited to white-ball cricket. His ability to maintain discipline over long spells and generate movement made him an important red-ball prospect.
Anshul Kamboj in the 2024 Duleep Trophy
Kamboj took another major step forward in the 2024 Duleep Trophy, representing India C.
He finished the competition with 16 wickets and was named Player of the Tournament. His standout performance came against India B at Anantapur, where he returned figures of 8/69.
The eight-wicket haul was particularly notable because it was only the third eight-wicket innings haul by a pacer in Duleep Trophy history at the time, following Debasis Mohanty and Ashoke Dinda.
His tournament figures were:
- Matches: 5
- Wickets: 16
- Bowling average: 17.12
- Economy rate: 3.19
- Best bowling: 8/69
These performances moved Kamboj from being a promising domestic cricketer toward genuine consideration for higher representative honours.
Anshul Kamboj IPL Career
Kamboj’s IPL career began with Mumbai Indians.
At the 2024 IPL auction, Mumbai Indians bought him for his base price of ₹20 lakh.
He made his IPL debut for Mumbai Indians against Sunrisers Hyderabad at Wankhede Stadium on May 6, 2024. He took his first IPL wicket by dismissing Mayank Agarwal. Earlier in the match he had apparently beaten Travis Head’s defence, but the delivery was ruled a no-ball.
The IPL opportunity exposed him to a higher level of T20 cricket and allowed him to work alongside experienced international players.
Anshul Kamboj and Chennai Super Kings
Kamboj moved from Mumbai Indians to Chennai Super Kings at the 2025 IPL mega auction.
CSK secured him for ₹3.40 crore, a substantial increase from his ₹20 lakh IPL 2024 purchase price. Mumbai Indians themselves recorded that they attempted to buy him back but CSK won the bidding at ₹3.40 crore.
He became part of a CSK bowling group that included experienced Indian and overseas players and continued developing his role as a pace-bowling all-rounder.
For IPL 2026, Chennai Super Kings retained Kamboj at a listed salary of ₹3.40 crore. The official IPL retention announcement included him among CSK’s retained players.
Anshul Kamboj IPL 2025
Kamboj’s 2025 season produced another step in his development. He took 17 IPL wickets during the season, with a best of 3/13. His performances helped establish him as a more regular T20 bowling option.
His 2025 IPL bowling included important contributions against teams such as Gujarat Titans, Rajasthan Royals and Kolkata Knight Riders.
His development between 2024 and 2025 was especially important because he moved from an emerging player role at Mumbai Indians into a more substantial role at Chennai Super Kings.
Anshul Kamboj IPL 2026: 21 Wickets
The 2026 IPL season became Kamboj’s biggest IPL wicket-taking campaign to that point.
He finished the season with:
- 14 matches
- 21 wickets
- 50.2 overs
- 3/22 best bowling
- 10.53 economy rate
- 58 runs
- 152.63 batting strike rate
The IPL database records 21 wickets for him during the 2026 tournament.
Among his notable performances were:
- 3/35 against Delhi Capitals
- 2/32 against Kolkata Knight Riders
- 3/22 against Sunrisers Hyderabad
- 3/32 against Mumbai Indians
- 2/47 against Lucknow Super Giants
He also contributed useful lower-order runs, including 19 against Royal Challengers Bengaluru*, 13 against Sunrisers Hyderabad*, and 19 against Gujarat Titans.
Kamboj’s Death-Over Development
One of the most interesting aspects of Kamboj’s 2026 development was his work as a T20 death bowler.
Cricbuzz reported that among bowlers with more than 40 deliveries at the death during the 2026 IPL season, Kamboj had strong statistical marks in average, strike rate and dot-ball percentage. His use of the wide yorker was also highlighted as an important part of his development.
This represented a progression from his earlier reputation as primarily a domestic red-ball seamer toward a more flexible T20 bowler capable of handling different phases of an innings.
Anshul Kamboj’s Bowling Style
Kamboj is a right-arm fast-medium/seam bowler whose effectiveness has generally been associated with movement, accuracy and changes of angle rather than simply raw pace.
During his domestic rise, reports described him as capable of moving the ball both ways at around the 140 km/h mark while maintaining a consistent line.
His bowling has also evolved according to format.
In longer-format cricket, his strengths include:
- seam movement
- control
- disciplined line and length
- sustained spells
- ability to extract movement without extreme pace
In T20 cricket, he has worked on:
- yorkers
- wide yorkers
- death bowling
- variations
- bowling at different stages of an innings
His childhood coach Satish Rana has specifically discussed the amount of work Kamboj put into his yorkers and wide yorkers before the 2026 IPL season.
Anshul Kamboj Test Debut for India
Kamboj made his India Test debut on July 23, 2025, against England at Emirates Old Trafford in Manchester.
He became the 318th player to represent India in Test cricket. His selection came after injuries affected India’s bowling resources during the England tour.
Kamboj bowled 18 overs for 89 runs and took one wicket, dismissing England opener Ben Duckett, who had scored 94.
His Test figures were:
| Test statistic | Record |
|---|---|
| Tests | 1 |
| Innings bowled | 1 |
| Overs | 18 |
| Runs conceded | 89 |
| Wickets | 1 |
| Best bowling | 1/89 |
| Economy | 4.94 |
Kamboj did not appear in India’s fifth Test of that series, and his only senior international appearance to date remains the Manchester Test.
Kamboj’s Test Debut and the Road Back
The Manchester Test was difficult for Kamboj, but his subsequent career did not stop there.
In April 2026, Indian Express reported on his rebuilding process under Satish Rana and his improved performances for Chennai Super Kings. The report highlighted the contrast between his Test debut and his subsequent IPL development.
Rather than treating one Test as a complete assessment of his international career, the wider trajectory shows a player who continued working on his bowling and eventually became a major part of CSK’s 2026 attack.
Anshul Kamboj India A Career
Kamboj has also been part of India’s A-team pathway.
In 2025 he played India A matches connected with the England preparation period, including unofficial Tests against the England Lions. Wisden reported that he took five wickets across the two matches and also scored his maiden first-class fifty, an unbeaten 51 in the second game.
In June and July 2026, he represented India A against Afghanistan A and Sri Lanka A.
Against Afghanistan A in the 2026 ODI tri-series, he took:
- 1/30
- 0/29
He subsequently took 1/47 against Sri Lanka A in List A cricket.
In the first-class leg against Sri Lanka A, he bowled 18 overs for 43 runs and took one wicket, producing an economy rate of 2.39.
Anshul Kamboj in the 2026 Duleep Trophy
Kamboj was selected for North Zone in the 2026 Duleep Trophy.
North Zone defeated West Zone by 52 runs in the quarter-final. Kamboj made 60 from 52 balls in the first innings and later contributed 22 in the second innings. He also took two wickets in the match.
His 60 was particularly notable for a No. 9 batter. He struck five sixes and five fours, providing a rapid lower-order contribution that helped North Zone reach 251.
North Zone then faced South Zone in the semifinal.
Kamboj bowled an extended spell in South Zone’s first innings, taking 2/58 from 24 overs, including the wickets of Ricky Bhui and Tanay Thyagarajan.
North Zone eventually lost the semifinal by seven wickets. Kamboj made 2 in the first innings and 36 in the second.
Across his two Duleep Trophy 2026 matches, Kamboj scored 120 runs, averaging 30.00, with a highest score of 60.
Anshul Kamboj Current Team in 2026
As of September 20, 2026, Kamboj remains part of the Chennai Super Kings setup after being retained for IPL 2026.
He is also part of the Haryana domestic system and represented North Zone during the 2026 Duleep Trophy.
His next confirmed representative assignment is with India A for the multi-day home series against Australia A. The first match is scheduled for September 22-25, 2026, in Puducherry, with the second multi-day match scheduled for September 29-October 2.
The India A multi-day squad includes Kamboj alongside Devdutt Padikkal, Sai Sudharsan, Shams Mulani, Tanush Kotian, Tushar Deshpande and other domestic performers.
Anshul Kamboj Career Statistics
The following snapshot reflects available career records through September 2026.
| Format | Matches | Runs | Highest | Wickets | Best bowling |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Test | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1/89 |
| First-class | 33 | 592 | 51* | 104 | 10/49 |
| List A | 32 | 82 | 19* | 54 | 4/22 |
| IPL | 25 | 74 | 19 | 31 | 3/13 |
The IPL.com database lists 25 IPL appearances, 74 runs and 31 wickets, while its broader domestic figures list 33 first-class matches and 32 List A matches.
His first-class record is particularly significant because it contains both the 10/49 Ranji Trophy performance and more than 100 wickets.
Major Anshul Kamboj Records and Achievements
Kamboj’s most important documented achievements include:
1. Ten wickets in a Ranji Trophy innings
He took 10/49 against Kerala, becoming only the third bowler to claim all ten wickets in a Ranji Trophy innings.
2. Duleep Trophy Player of the Tournament
He took 16 wickets for India C in the 2024 Duleep Trophy and received the Player of the Tournament award.
3. Duleep Trophy 8/69
His 8/69 against India B was one of the standout bowling performances of the tournament and placed him among the competition’s notable eight-wicket-haul bowlers.
4. Haryana’s Vijay Hazare Trophy campaign
He took 17 wickets in 10 matches during Haryana’s 2023-24 title-winning Vijay Hazare Trophy campaign.
5. India Test debut
He became India’s 318th Test cricketer when he debuted against England at Old Trafford in July 2025.
6. IPL 2026 wicket haul
He took 21 wickets in IPL 2026, his biggest IPL season by wickets to that point.
7. IPL 2026 retention
CSK retained him for IPL 2026 at a listed value of ₹3.40 crore.
Anshul Kamboj Net Worth and Salary
There is no sufficiently reliable public source establishing Anshul Kamboj’s personal net worth.
It is therefore better not to publish a precise net-worth estimate as fact.
His publicly documented IPL earnings are different from net worth. He was bought by Mumbai Indians for ₹20 lakh in the 2024 auction, then purchased by Chennai Super Kings for ₹3.40 crore at the 2025 mega auction. His IPL 2026 retention was also listed at ₹3.40 crore.
These figures describe reported IPL contract/auction values and should not be interpreted as his total personal income or wealth.
Anshul Kamboj Nickname: AK 47
Kamboj is known in the Haryana dressing room by the nickname “AK 47.”
The nickname is connected to his name rather than being an official cricket title. Kamboj explained that when players were choosing numbers, he wanted something that would match his name, and he selected 47 because it rhymed with “AK.”
The nickname became particularly visible during his breakthrough Ranji Trophy period.
Anshul Kamboj and MS Dhoni
Kamboj’s development at Chennai Super Kings has also been connected with MS Dhoni.
Reports around his 2026 IPL season described Dhoni as a source of support and guidance while Kamboj worked on his T20 bowling. His coach Satish Rana also highlighted the interaction between Kamboj and Dhoni, particularly around death-over bowling.
The relationship is best described as part of Kamboj’s professional development within CSK rather than as a personal relationship outside cricket.
Anshul Kamboj Playing Style and Role as an All-Rounder
Kamboj is primarily valued for his bowling, but he is officially described across major profiles as a bowling all-rounder.
His batting is particularly useful at the lower end of the order. His 60 from 52 balls against West Zone in the 2026 Duleep Trophy illustrated his ability to change the tempo of a first-class innings.
His batting role is therefore complementary rather than that of a specialist top-order batter.
With the ball, his development has followed two distinct paths:
Red-ball cricket: movement, accuracy, stamina and sustained spells.
T20 cricket: yorkers, wide yorkers, death bowling and variations.
That versatility has helped him move between Haryana, India A, CSK and India’s Test setup.
What Happened to Anshul Kamboj After His Test Debut?
After his Test debut in July 2025, Kamboj did not immediately establish himself as a regular member of India’s senior Test side.
However, he continued developing through domestic cricket and the IPL. His 2026 IPL campaign produced 21 wickets, and he remained active in India A and North Zone cricket.
By September 2026, he had again been selected for India A, this time for the multi-day series against Australia A.
Therefore, his post-Test trajectory has been one of continued domestic and A-team development rather than a disappearance from high-level cricket.
Anshul Kamboj Career Timeline
2000: Born on December 6 in Karnal, Haryana.
Childhood: Began cricket training after his father took him to an academy partly to help him lose weight.
Age 11: Joined the Rana Brothers/OPS Rana Brothers Academy in Karnal under Satish Rana.
2019: Represented India Under-19 and played Youth Test cricket against South Africa.
2022: Made his first-class debut for Haryana against Tripura.
2022: Made his T20 and List A debuts for Haryana.
2022-23: Took seven wickets in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy.
2023-24: Took 17 wickets in Haryana’s Vijay Hazare Trophy title-winning campaign.
2024: Joined Mumbai Indians for ₹20 lakh.
May 2024: Made his IPL debut against Sunrisers Hyderabad.
September 2024: Took 8/69 for India C in the Duleep Trophy and finished with 16 wickets to win Player of the Tournament.
November 2024: Took 10/49 against Kerala, becoming the third bowler to take all ten wickets in a Ranji Trophy innings.
November 2024: Chennai Super Kings bought him for ₹3.40 crore.
2025: Played for CSK and took 17 IPL wickets.
July 2025: Made his Test debut for India against England at Old Trafford and took 1/89.
2026 IPL: Took 21 wickets for CSK.
June-July 2026: Represented India A against Afghanistan A and Sri Lanka A.
August-September 2026: Represented North Zone in the Duleep Trophy, scoring 120 runs across two matches.
September 2026: Selected for India’s India A multi-day squad against Australia A.
Anshul Kamboj: Career in Context
Kamboj’s career can be understood through several connected stages rather than one breakthrough moment.
His Haryana development established him as a domestic seamer.
His Vijay Hazare Trophy performance demonstrated limited-overs value.
His 2024 Duleep Trophy campaign established him as a serious first-class prospect.
His 10/49 against Kerala gave him one of the most distinctive records in Indian domestic cricket.
His IPL career exposed him to the tactical demands of T20 cricket.
His 2025 Test debut confirmed that he had reached India’s senior international level.
His 2026 CSK season showed substantial development in T20 bowling, particularly at the death.
And his continued India A selection in September 2026 shows that his red-ball pathway remains active.
Frequently Asked Questions About Anshul Kamboj
What is Anshul Kamboj’s age?
Anshul Kamboj was born on December 6, 2000, so he is 25 years old as of September 20, 2026.
Where is Anshul Kamboj from?
He is from Karnal, Haryana, India. His family has also been associated with Fazilpur in Haryana.
Who is Anshul Kamboj’s father?
His father is Udham Singh, a farmer who played an important role in supporting Kamboj’s early cricket training.
Who is Anshul Kamboj’s coach?
His childhood coach is Satish Rana, who coached him at the Rana Brothers/OPS Rana Brothers Academy in Karnal.
What is Anshul Kamboj’s bowling style?
He is a right-arm fast-medium/seam bowler. His game has been associated with movement, accuracy and controlled pace, while his T20 development has increasingly involved yorkers and death bowling.
Which IPL team does Anshul Kamboj play for?
Kamboj plays for Chennai Super Kings. He joined CSK after being bought for ₹3.40 crore at the 2025 mega auction and was retained for IPL 2026.
How many wickets did Anshul Kamboj take in IPL 2026?
He took 21 wickets in IPL 2026, with best figures of 3/22.
Did Anshul Kamboj play for Mumbai Indians?
Yes. Mumbai Indians bought him for ₹20 lakh at the 2024 IPL auction, and he made his IPL debut for the franchise against Sunrisers Hyderabad in May 2024.
How many wickets did Anshul Kamboj take in the 2024 Duleep Trophy?
He took 16 wickets for India C and was named Player of the Tournament.
What is Anshul Kamboj’s best Ranji Trophy bowling performance?
His best Ranji Trophy figures are 10/49 against Kerala, when he took all ten wickets in Kerala’s first innings.
Did Anshul Kamboj play Test cricket for India?
Yes. He made his Test debut against England at Old Trafford in Manchester on July 23, 2025. He became India’s 318th Test cricketer and took 1/89.
Is Anshul Kamboj currently in India’s senior Test team?
As of September 20, 2026, his most recent senior international appearance remains the 2025 Test against England. He is, however, in India’s India A multi-day squad for the September-October 2026 Australia A series.
What is Anshul Kamboj’s net worth?
No sufficiently reliable public source establishes an exact net-worth figure. Published IPL contract values should not be confused with personal net worth.
What is Anshul Kamboj’s nickname?
He is known as “AK 47” in the Haryana cricket environment. Kamboj has explained that the nickname developed from his initials/name and the number 47.
Conclusion
Anshul Kamboj’s career has developed through a combination of domestic persistence, pace-bowling ability, family support and adaptation across formats. From early training in Karnal and representing India Under-19, he progressed to Haryana’s senior team, helped win the Vijay Hazare Trophy, dominated the 2024 Duleep Trophy, created Ranji Trophy history with 10/49, entered the IPL with Mumbai Indians and became a ₹3.40-crore Chennai Super Kings player.
His first Test appearance for India came in 2025, while his 2026 season brought another significant development: 21 IPL wickets, continued India A involvement and a strong Duleep Trophy contribution for North Zone.
As of September 2026, Kamboj remains a multi-format domestic cricketer with an active India A pathway and a continuing role at Chennai Super Kings. His career is therefore still in its development phase, with his first-class record, T20 progress and lower-order batting making him a player whose profile extends beyond his single Test appearance.