“ Grace on the crease.
Commitment beyond the game. ”
Mohammad Azharuddin represented India in 99 Test matches and 334 One Day Internationals from 1984 to 2000. A stylish right-handed batsman and inspirational captain, his natural flair, wristy stroke play and consistency made him one of the most admired cricketers of his era.
Led India in 47 Tests and 174 ODIs. Under his leadership, the team saw great success, especially on home soil, and became a dominant force in world cricket during the 1990s.
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The only cricketer to score a century in each of his first three Test matches — a record that still stands today.
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Over 6,200 Test runs with 22 centuries and 9,300+ ODI runs with 7 centuries. Known for his elegant stroke play and quick scoring ability.
Read More →Mohammad Azharuddin currently serves as the Minister for Minorities Welfare and Public Enterprises in the Government of Telangana (since 31 October 2025). He is a Member of the Telangana Legislative Council and continues to work towards the welfare and development of the people.
Government of Telangana (Since 31 October 2025)
Advocating policies for inclusive governance and public growth
Dedicated to education, youth empowerment, and minority upliftment
Transforming regional infrastructure and grassroots welfare programs
A strictly limited release of handcrafted English Willow bats, individually numbered (1 to 99), personally signed by Mohammad Azharuddin, presented in a bespoke satin-lined luxury case with a security-registered Certificate of Authenticity.
Batch 01: 99 bats • 10 events • 6 countries.
Proposed venues and appearances pending confirmation.
Owned & mentored by former Indian Captain Mohammad Azharuddin (99 Tests • 334 ODIs). Partner with a legendary name in cricket with our proposed vision of 100 Operating Centres in 5 Years.
For his peerless artistry on the cricket pitch and lifelong contribution to Indian sport, Mohammad Azharuddin has been decorated with prestigious sporting and civilian honours.
Conferred by the President of India for outstanding contribution and world-record debut in international cricket.
India's fourth-highest civilian honour recognizing national distinction, sporting integrity, and youth inspiration.
Named one of the world's top five cricketers following his dazzling centuries at Lord's (121) and Manchester (179).
Rajiv Gandhi National Sadbhavana Award for lifelong promotion of peace, communal harmony, and sports diplomacy.
Iconic 1990 Test Century vs England
Counter-Attacking Masterclass (1997)
Independence Cup Match Winner (1998)
“ Cricket taught me discipline.
Public life gave me the opportunity
to give back to society. ”
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