
Here’s how every India international fared at the 2026 County Championship.
5 matches, 21 wickets @ 16.14; BBI: 5-84, 5WI: 1
Chahal featured in five matches for Northamptonshire in the second division of the County Championships this season, and managed to pick up 21 wickets at 16.14. His best figures came in the form of 5-84 against Durham, where he also took four wickets in the first innings, taking his match tally to nine wickets.
3 matches, 10 wickets @ 15.70; BBI: 6-50, 5WI: 1
In the three games that he featured in, the India left-arm wrist-spinner managed 10 wickets, all of which came in one match. He took a four and a six-wicket haul in two innings against Essex to return with a 10-wicket match haul. Kuldeep also dismissed Ben Stokes in a One-Day Cup encounter.
2 matches, 8 wickets @ 23.87; BBI: 4-36
The 29-year-old, who has been ruling the Indian domestic circuit, signed a three-match contract with Surrey but played only two games. He scalped eight wickets at 23.87, with a best of 4-36 in season's last game against Glamorgan.
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4 matches | 357 runs @ 51; HS: 177, 100s: 1
Agarwal joined Durham for the last four matches of the season, and soon created an impact with a match-winning 177 against Worcestershire, which marked his first hundred for Durham and second in the County Championship. He also scored 66 against Lancashire, stitching a 168-run partnership with Emilio Gay, who went on to score 141.
6 matches, 22 wickets @ 24.95; BBI: 5-20, 5WI: 1
Signed by Gloucestershire for the last six matches of the season, Sai Kishore bagged 22 wickets, including a five-wicket haul. His five-for came against Derbyshire, where he gave away just 20 runs across 18 overs. He also dismissed Ben Stokes with a ripper in their fixture against Durham.
6 matches, 27 wickets @ 19.92; BBI: 5-75, 5WIs: 2
In what was his maiden County Championship, Suthar impressed with 27 wickets across six games, comprising two five-wicket hauls, against Somerset and Essex, respectively. He also scalped a four-wicket haul against Hampshire. Suthar also bowled a 15-ball spell against Glamorgan, where he didn't concede any runs and took three wickets.
5 matches, 24 wickets at 24.92; BBI: 6-80, 5WI: 1
The leg-spinner turned up with 14 wickets across five games, including a six-wicket haul. He registered figures of 6-80 against Essex at Chelmsford to dismantle their batting order and not let them get away with a huge lead.
4 matches | 118 runs @ 19.66; HS: 58, 50s: 1
9 wickets @ 46.66; BBI: 4-212, 5WIS: 0
Featuring in four games this season, Lomror registered a solitary fifty and was able to add 310 runs at 19.66. He scored a resilient 58 off 126 balls against Sussex, also scalping two wickets in the same fixture. He totalled nine wickets in four matches, including a four-wicket haul against Somerset.
1 match, 1 wicket; BBI: 1-8
Mukesh scalped a solitary wicket in the second innings of his only appearance of the season, against Sussex. He did not bowl in the first innings.
7 matches, 28 wickets @ 22.21; BBI: 5-32, 5WI: 1
Unadkat scalped 28 wickets across seven matches for Sussex, with his best figures of 5-32 coming against Hampshire. Moreover, he also registered two four-wicket hauls in the season.
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