Angkrish Raghuvanshi Height, Weight, Age, Body Statistics

Angkrish Raghuvanshi Quick InfoHeight 5 ft 10 in Weight 74 kg Date of Birth June 5, 2005 Zodiac Sign Gemini Eye Color Dark Brown

Angkrish Raghuvanshi is an Indian professional cricketer who came to prominence in February 2026 as an integral member of the Indian squad that had won the 2026 ICC (International Cricket Council) Under-19 Cricket World Cup. This was India’s 4th successive appearance in the final of the tournament after losing efforts in 2016 and 2026 and a winning campaign in 2018. This was also the 5th time that India had lifted the trophy after victorious campaigns in 2000, 2008, 2012, and 2018. A couple of months before this, in December 2026, Angkrish was a key part of the Indian squad that had triumphed at the 2026 ACC (Asian Cricket Council) Under-19 Asia Cup. This was the 8th time that India had won this competition out of the 9 editions that had been played.

Born Name

Angkrish Raghuvanshi

Nick Name

Angkrish

Sun Sign

Gemini

Born Place

Delhi, India

Residence

He splits his time between Delhi, India, and Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.

Nationality

Occupation

Professional Cricketer

Angkrish Raghuvanshi as seen in an Instagram Post in January 2022

Family

Father – Avneesh Raghuvanshi (Former National-Level Tennis Player)
Mother – Malika Raghuvanshi (Former National-Level Basketball Player)
Siblings – Krishang Raghuvanshi (Younger Brother) (Tennis Player)
Others – Sahil Kukreja (Uncle) (Former First-Class Cricketer)

Batting

Right-Handed

Bowling

Slow Left-Arm Orthodox

Role

Opening Batter

Jersey Number

18 – Youth ODI

Build

Athletic

Height

5 ft 10 in or 178 cm

Weight

74 kg or 163 lbs

Angkrish Raghuvanshi as seen in an Instagram Post in February 2022

Race / Ethnicity

Asian (Indian)

Hair Color

Black

Eye Color

Dark Brown

Sexual Orientation

Straight

Distinctive Features

Toned physique
Short-cropped, side-parted hair
Affable smile
Clean-shaven look

Angkrish Raghuvanshi as seen in an Instagram Post in December 2021

Angkrish Raghuvanshi Facts

He had endured a torrid start to the 2026 ACC Under-19 Asia Cup, where he was dismissed for 2 and 0 runs respectively in India’s first 2 matches, against the UAE and Pakistan. Things did not improve much in the next 2 games either as he could only manage 35 runs against Afghanistan in India’s last group stage match and 16 runs against Bangladesh in the semi-final.
In the final match of the tournament, a rain-marred game against Sri Lanka, chasing a paltry target of 102 runs, he had top-scored with 56 runs not out off 67 balls as India had romped home within 22 overs with 9 wickets to spare.
In the 2nd group stage match of the 2026 ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup, against Ireland, he had put together an opening stand of 164 runs in 25.4 overs with and was India’s 2nd-highest run-scorer with 79 runs off 79 balls. This had helped India post a formidable score of 307/5 and eventually win by a massive margin of 174 runs.
In India’s last group stage match, against Uganda, he had smoked 144 runs off just 120 balls (including 22 fours and 4 sixes). His partnership of 206 runs with , who had scored 162 runs not out, was the highest 3rd-wicket stand in the history of the tournament. India had scored 405/5 in 50 overs in that match and had defeated Uganda by 326 runs. This was the second-biggest victory margin in the history of Youth ODIs.
In the quarter-final match against Bangladesh, he was India’s top-scorer (44 runs off 65 balls including 7 fours) in a nervy chase of 112 runs. India had lost 5 wickets while chasing that low total down and Angkrish’s knock had proved vital in ensuring that the lower order batters did not have to be involved in this tricky chase.
His form had deserted him in the last 2 matches of the tournament as he was dismissed for 6 runs against Australia in the semi-final and a 2-ball duck in the final against England.

Featured Image by Angkrish Raghuvanshi / Instagram

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