Nayan Mongia

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Nayan Ramlal Mongia is a former India right-handed batsman, Wicket keeper & Cricket Coach.

Nayan Mongia proved to be a very useful wicket keeper for India. His gallant innings of 152 against Australia at New Delhi in 1996 typified his innate aggressive methods in batting. His home state is Gujarat and he played for Baroda Ranji Team for many years. He continues to live in Baroda, his birthplace, and manages his family business of surgical supplies.

Nayan Mongia played 44 Tests, 140 ODI for India spoke with Cricket Khichdi and was our 1st guest.


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