Who is R.S. Ambrish?
R S Ambrish (full name Ambrish Ramanujam Sukumar) is a young Indian cricketer, an all‑rounder who represents India Under‑19 and Tamil Nadu in domestic cricket.
He bats left‑handed and bowls right‑arm medium pace, a combination that makes him useful in multiple roles – opening up options both with the new ball and in the lower middle order.
In the ongoing Under‑19 World Cup cycle, his name has started travelling beyond hardcore age‑group followers, especially after spells where he has rattled opposition with sharp seam bowling.
Among junior‑cricket fans, there is already a quiet buzz around him as a “genuine pace‑bowling all‑rounder,” a type of player Indian teams are always searching for.
Social clips of his yorkers and late‑order hitting have been shared frequently in the past few months, and discussions on fan forums now mention him alongside the next line of prospects expected to push towards IPL and senior‑level opportunities.
R S Ambrish Age
R S Ambrish was born on 28 May 2007, which makes him 18 years old as of early 2026. That may sound young, but by current standards he is at exactly the age where an Under‑19 cricketer is expected to be moving from junior tournaments into more serious domestic cricket.
His profiles across multiple databases list the same date of birth, and he already has Youth Tests, Youth ODIs, and first‑class appearances to show for those eighteen years.
Age is a big talking point because selectors and fans are always trying to gauge “upside” – how much room there is to grow.
In Ambrish’s case, the combination of an 18‑year‑old body, consistent performances in youth international tournaments, and a developing domestic profile is what fuels optimism that this is not just a one‑tournament wonder.
R S Ambrish Career
R S Ambrish’s career so far has moved along the classic modern pathway: strong age‑group cricket, Youth internationals, then state and franchise opportunities.
He represents India Under‑19, Tamil Nadu, and has turned out for sides like Lyca Kovai Kings, India B Under‑19, and Globe Trotters Sports Club. In Youth ODIs, he has already played more than a dozen matches, scoring over 200 runs with a top score of 66* against England U‑19 and taking 14 wickets, including a best of 4 for 80.
With the ball, his right‑arm medium pace has produced important spells in Youth Tests, Youth ODIs, and early first‑class cricket, where he has bowled long, disciplined spells rather than just cameo overs.
A recent under‑19 World Cup game against New Zealand saw him knock over the top order with a fiery burst, including a searing yorker that drew attention on live blogs and social posts.
Off the field, several profiles mention that he grew up in a cricket‑loving environment, trained at academies from a young age, and has already broken into domestic first‑class cricket around 16–17, which is usually a strong signal that coaches and selectors see long‑term potential.
Junior‑cricket followers on fan forums describe him as a serious candidate for future IPL gigs – a left‑hand bat who can finish games and a seamer who can hit the deck hard – provided he is managed well and given a clear development plan beyond just state cricket.
Disclaimer
Information about R.S. Ambrish, including age, role and teams, is based on publicly available cricket databases and recent match coverage and may be updated as his career progresses. Exact physical details like height are not officially published, so any specific figures circulating online should be treated as unverified.
