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Subhranshu Senapati BORN: 30th December, 1996 PARENTS: Father (Pradeep Senapati) TYPE OF PLAYER:   Right-hand batsman and  right-arm medium-pace bowler TEAMS PLAYED FOR : Odisha Seniors, Odisha U-19, Under-23 and East Zone U-19 DEBUT MATCHES: First-Class: Odisha vs Vidarbha, Ranji Trophy match at Visakhapatnam, 6-9 October, 2016. List-A: Odisha vs Haryana, Vijay Hazare Trophy match at Delhi, 25 February, 2017. Twenty20 : Odisha vs Bengal, Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy match at Kolkata, 3 February, 2017. Born on December 30, 1996, Subhranshu Senapati has quickly made a name for himself in the Indian cricketing landscape. Hailing from  Keonijhar, Orissa , Senapati's journey in the world of cricket reflects determination, talent, and a passion for the sport. Early Life and Cricketing Beginnings Senapati's love for cricket blossomed at an early age, and he honed his skills on the local cricket fields of [his hometown]. His dedication and promising performances caught the attention of

Bhabatosh Paramanik NICK NAME : Deepu BORN: December 28, 1995 DIED: 20 May 2023 PARENTS: Father (Prafulla Paramanik), Mother (Sabitri Paramanik) ACADEMIC EDUCATION: BPEd from Government College of Physical Education, Sambalpur, 2019. TYPE OF CRICKETER: Right-arm off-spinner. HOME CLUB: Paramount Sporting, Bhubaneswar. FIRST COACH: Khirod Behera Bhabatosh Paramanik, affectionately known as Deepu, graced the cricketing world with his presence, leaving an indelible mark on the sport and the hearts of those who knew him. Born on December 28, 1995, his journey as an Indian cricketer illuminated the pitch with moments of brilliance, camaraderie, and a deep-seated passion for the game. Early Days and Cricketing Aspirations: Hailing from [Place], Deepu's journey in cricket began in the alleyways where dreams are nurtured. His natural talent and love for the sport quickly catapulted him into the spotlight, catching the attention of local cricketing mentors who recognized the potential

Pranab Kishore Das NICK NAME: Tuku BORN: March 28, 1950, Cuttack, Orissa FAMILY: Late Nikunja Kishore Das (Father), Late Shanti Das (Mother), Nupur Sen (Wife), Jeet Kishore Das (Son), Payal (Daughter), Adv Avijit Pal (Son-in-law), Devik (Grandson). EDUCATION: Studied at Stewart School and Ravenshaw College, Cuttack and Utkal University, Bhubaneswar. TYPE OF PLAYER : Right-hand bat and wicketkeeper Pranab Kishore Das (Tuku): A Cricketing Luminary from Cuttack, Orissa.  Born on March 28, 1950, in the historic city of Cuttack, Orissa, Pranab Kishore Das, affectionately known as Tuku, emerges as a distinguished figure in the rich tapestry of Indian cricket. His journey from the streets of Cuttack to the cricketing arenas is a narrative of skill, resilience, and an unyielding love for the sport. Early Cricketing Sojourn: Tuku's tryst with cricket began amidst the bustling lanes of Cuttack, where he first held a cricket bat and felt the thrill of the game. His innate talent quickly be

Sanjay Kumar Behera BORN: November 10, 1964, Balangir, Orissa FAMILY: Father (Late Harekrushna Behera), Mother (Kalyani Behera) ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION: BA, LLB, Utkal University PROFESSION: Lawyer since 1990 TYPE OF PLAYER: Right-hand bat and right-arm medium pace bolwing. Born on November 10, 1964, in the culturally rich town of Balangir, Orissa, Sanjay Kumar Behera stands tall as a distinguished figure in Indian cricket history. His journey from the quiet lanes of Balangir to the cricketing arenas is a tale of talent, resilience, and a deep-seated passion for the sport. Early Cricketing Enthusiasm: Sanjay Kumar Behera's love affair with cricket began in the dusty fields of Balangir, where he first wielded the bat and bowled his first deliveries. His innate talent and enthusiasm for the game quickly caught the eye of local mentors, setting the stage for his entry into the organized cricketing world. Domestic Cricket Ascendancy: Making a mark in domestic cricket, Sanjay Kumar B

Kadambini Mohakud DATE OF BIRTH : July 13, 1982 TYPE OF PLAYER: Right-hand batter and wicket-keeper. FAMILY: Madan Mohan Mohakhud (Father), Basanti Mohakhud (Mother), two brothers (Kamakshya Prasad, Kashyap Prasad), two sisters (Kadambari, Kakali). EDUCATION: Arts graduate from Dhenkanl College (Utkal Uniersity). Born on July 13, 1982, Kadambini Mohakud stands as a testament to determination and passion, making her mark in the realm of Indian women's cricket. This remarkable cricketer hails from a generation that paved the way for the growth and recognition of women's cricket in India. Early Cricketing Prowess: Kadambini's journey in cricket began with a profound love for the sport. Growing up, she showcased natural talent and a deep commitment to honing her skills, catching the attention of local cricket enthusiasts and coaches. Her early cricketing days laid the foundation for a career that would leave an enduring impact on the Indian women's cricket scene. Debut an

Chinmayananda Jena  (Also known as Chinu) BORN: 24 September 1950 at Chhatrapur, Ganjam. FAMILY: Father (Muralidhar Jena), mother (Basant Kumari Jena), six brothers (Sachidananda, Bibekananda, Bisuddhananda, Swarupananda, Alokananda, Ashokananda); wife (Soudamini Jena), daughter (Alipta Jena). ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION: Studied at Secondary Board High School, Cuttack and Ravenshaw University, Cuttack. TYPE OF PLAYER: Left-hand batsman HOME CLUB: Sunrise Club, Cuttack Born on September 24, 1950, in the picturesque town of Chhatrapur, Ganjam, Chinmayananda Jena, affectionately known as Chinu, is a revered name in Indian cricket history. His cricketing journey is a tale of skill, determination, and a deep-rooted love for the game that transcends generations. Early Cricketing Aspirations: Chinu's cricketing odyssey began on the sun-kissed fields of Ganjam, where he first wielded the cricket bat, displaying glimpses of his innate talent. His passion for the sport quickly caught the att

  Kulamani Parida FULL NAME: Kulamani Parida (also known as Kulia) BORN: March 9, 1977 at Cuttack, Odisha FAMILY: Father (Shankar Parida), mother (Bina Parida), wife (Padmini), one younger brother (Nilamani), four sisters (Bharati Behera, Jayanti Behera, Sukanti Behera, Binodini Behera). ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION: Matriculate FIRST COACH : Sumit Bose Born on March 9, 1977, in the cricket-loving city of Cuttack, Odisha, Kulamani Parida, affectionately known as Kulia, carved a niche for himself in Indian cricket as a gritty all-rounder. His journey from the heart of Odisha to the cricketing arenas of India is a testament to his talent, resilience, and unwavering commitment to the game. Early Cricketing Days: Kulia's tryst with cricket began in the narrow lanes of Cuttack, where he first wielded the cricket bat and honed his skills. His natural talent and enthusiasm caught the eye of local coaches, paving the way for his entry into organized cricket. Domestic Cricket Contributions: K