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BORN October 11, 1972, in Beed, Maharashtra

BATTING STYLE Right Handed

BOWLING Right-arm fast medium

TEAMS PLAYED India, Central Zone, Elite Group A, India A, Indian Board President's XI, Indian Inv XI, India Seniors, Rest of India, Wills XI, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Railways

CAREER SPAN [Tests, 2001 - 2002], [ODIs, 2002 - 2004], [IPLs, 2008 - 2009]

Sanjay Bangar made his Test debut for India in 2001. A good batsman and bowler, Bangar was a fast bowler with genuine pace who could also bat well. Having made more than 8000 first-class runs and 300 wickets, and was a regular in the Railways team. For India, Bangar played 12 Tests and 15 ODIs between 2001 and 2004 but his career was cut short by an untimely injury. Bangar declared his first-class retirement in 2013.

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 Sanjay Bangar made his Test debut for India in 2001. A good batsman and bowler, Bangar was a fast bowler with genuine pace who could also bat well. Having made more than 8000 first-class runs and 300 wickets, and was a regular in the Railways team. For India, Bangar played 12 Tests and 15 ODIs between 2001 and 2004 but his career was cut short by an untimely injury. Bangar declared his first-class retirement in 2013.

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