Deep Dasgupta

Deep Dasgupta is a former Indian cricketer and current commentator, known for his calm presence behind the stumps and sharp insights off the field. Born in 1977, Dasgupta made his international debut for India in 2001, and although his time at the top level was brief, he showcased solid technique and resilience as a wicketkeeper-batsman. He featured in both Test matches and ODIs, playing a vital role during a transitional phase for Indian cricket. One of his most notable performances came in a gritty half-century against South Africa in 2001, reflecting his temperament and potential at the international stage. Domestically, he was a stalwart for Bengal, where he not only served as a dependable top-order batsman and wicketkeeper but also led the team with distinction in the Ranji Trophy. After retiring from professional cricket, Dasgupta transitioned into broadcasting, becoming a familiar voice in cricket commentary. His articulate analysis, deep understanding of the game, and balanced viewpoints have made him a respected figure in media circles. He has been a key part of coverage teams for major tournaments, including the Indian Premier League (IPL), where his commentary brings both technical depth and fan-friendly clarity. With his combination of on-field experience, leadership, and media presence, Deep Dasgupta has carved a niche as both a contributor to and chronicler of Indian cricket’s modern journey.