Archive · 25 Jul 2025
From Chandigarh to Lord’s: Abhay Tipnis in the Big League
Abhay Tipnis, a young cricketer from Chandigarh, is making his way up the ranks.
He recently got to bowl to some of the best cricket players at the famous Lord's stadium, pretending to be his favorite player.
Growing up, his family and schools helped him love the game.
He played with other future stars in his younger years.
He hopes to play for the Indian cricket team one day.
Abhay Tipnis, a left-arm spinner, trained in Chandigarh and Punjab.
He bowled to top players for both India and England at Lord's.
Tipnis's early cricket was influenced by his father and grandfather.
He debuted professionally in the C K Nayudu Trophy in 2019 with a five-wicket haul.
Tipnis aims to play Test cricket for India as a left-arm spinner.
- Who
- Abhay Tipnis, a left-arm spinner.
- What
- Abhay Tipnis is pursuing a career in cricket, recently participating in training sessions at Lord's.
- When
- Tipnis debuted professionally in 2019.
- Where
- He trained in Chandigarh, Punjab, and played at Lord's.
- Why
- He is pursuing his dream of playing Test cricket for India.
- Sport
- Cricket
- Position
- Left-arm spinner
- Training Locations
- Chandigarh, Punjab
- Professional Debut
- C K Nayudu Trophy (2019)
- Current Role
- Overseas professional for Manchester Cricket Club