The Ranji Trophy 2026-27 season offers a timely platform for overlooked Indian bowlers to press their case for selection.
CricTracker highlights three forgotten Indian bowlers—Khaleel Ahmed, Rahul Chahar, and Mohammed Shami—who could potentially make a national team comeback in 2027. The 2026-27 Ranji Trophy began on October 11, featuring 38 teams across 138 matches, with BCCI guidelines mandating domestic participation for international players.
The article argues that strong domestic performances could help these players earn selection for India's upcoming five-Test home series against Australia. Shami has not played international cricket since 2025, while Ahmed and Chahar aim to use red-ball cricket to re-enter selection discussions.
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