Born on 26 June 1993 in Mumbai, Shivam Dube grew up with humble roots. His father Rajesh Dube migrated from Uttar Pradesh to Mumbai seeking livelihood. Attending Hansraj Morarji Public School, Shivam showcased early cricket promise. However, at 14, due to fitness and financial issues, he stepped away from the game. A determined return came at 19 through stellar performances in Mumbai’s Under-23 team. His physical transformation—losing weight, improving strength—set the stage for professional success.
Dube is known for his towering presence (6’4″) and remarkable athleticism. A fierce work ethic underpins his explosive batting and handy bowling. He maintains disciplined training with a focus on fitness, strength, and power-hitting drills. Off the field, he values family time and leads a grounded lifestyle, drawing motivation from his early hardships and ascent.
On 16 July 2021, Dube married his long-time girlfriend Anjum Khan in a private ceremony held in Mumbai, attended by close family and friends. The couple shares a strong and affectionate bond, often seen supporting each other publicly on social media. Their son Ayaan was born on 13 February 2022, marking a joyful milestone in their lives. Later, the family welcomed a daughter, Mehwish, on 3 January 2025, completing their happy household.
Despite his packed cricketing schedule, Dube ensures quality time with his family, often crediting them for keeping him grounded and motivated through highs and lows in his career. His family’s unwavering support is often cited by Dube as a source of inner strength, helping him stay focused and emotionally balanced during the pressures of professional sport.
Early Return & Debuts: After returning to cricket at 19, Dube debuted in T20 for Mumbai during the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy on 18 January 2016, followed by List A debut in February 2017 and first-class debut in December 2017.
Ranji Highlights: In December 2017, his maiden five-wicket haul signaled his bowling potential. November 2018 saw him smash a maiden century, then follow it up by taking 7/54 in the next match. Additionally, he famously hit five sixes in one over twice—once in Mumbai T20 League and then in Ranji Trophy. He finished the 2018 Ranji season as Mumbai’s leading wicket‑taker with 23 wickets in 8 matches .
Dube debuted in T20Is for India on 3 November 2019 against Bangladesh and took 3/30 in the series. His ODI debut came on 15 December 2019 against West Indies. Despite an expensive over (34 runs) in February 2020 against New Zealand, he bounced back .
2024 marked his resurgence:
January 2024 vs Afghanistan: Scored 60* (40 balls) and 63* (32) in consecutive T20Is, earning player-of-match honors.
T20 World Cup 2024: Included in India’s squad and part of the winning team.
July 2024 vs Zimbabwe: Scored 26 off 12 and took 2/25, earning another match award.
January 2025 vs England: Replaced concussion victim, scored 53 off 34 to win man‑of‑the‑match, then added 30 off 13 with a bowling spell in the next game.
Dube entered the IPL in 2019, selected by RCB for ₹5 Cr. After a quiet two-year stint he moved to Rajasthan Royals in 2021 (₹4.4 Cr), and then Chennai Super Kings in 2022 (₹4 Cr), where he established himself. Retained by CSK for ₹4 Cr in 2023–2024 and surged to ₹12 Cr in 2025 auction.
Career IPL Overview (79 matches):
Batting: 1,859 runs, avg 30.48, SR 143.7, 10×50, HS 95*.
Bowling: 5 wickets at avg 42.6, econ 10.31 .
2024 Season: 396 runs at SR 162.3 (3×50), 1 wicket .
2025 Start: 357 runs, SR 132.2, 21 sixes, 22 fours .
He hit a stunning seven sixes in a Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy innings after recovering from injury, underlining his raw power.
Overweight in his teens, Dube re-engineered his physique to build an athletic frame capable of power-hitting and bowling in his early career . In late 2024, he underwent surgery that sidelined him for over three months. His return with a 71-run blitz featuring seven sixes in SMAT was widely praised. In early 2025, he suffered a concussion but rebounded with man-of-the-match comeback vs England . He works consistently with NCA and CSK trainers to maintain peak condition
India’s T20I skipper Suryakumar Yadav has shown great faith in Shivam Dube’s bowling as the team prepares for the India vs Australia T20I series. He lauded Dube’s work ethic, clarity…
Born on 26 June 1993 in Mumbai, Shivam Dube grew up with humble roots. His father Rajesh Dube migrated from Uttar Pradesh to Mumbai seeking livelihood. Attending Hansraj Morarji Public School, Shivam showcased early cricket promise. However, at 14, due to fitness and financial issues, he stepped away from the game. A determined return came at 19 through stellar performances in Mumbai’s Under-23 team. His physical transformation—losing weight, improving strength—set the stage for professional success.
Dube is known for his towering presence (6’4″) and remarkable athleticism. A fierce work ethic underpins his explosive batting and handy bowling. He maintains disciplined training with a focus on fitness, strength, and power-hitting drills. Off the field, he values family time and leads a grounded lifestyle, drawing motivation from his early hardships and ascent.
On 16 July 2021, Dube married his long-time girlfriend Anjum Khan in a private ceremony held in Mumbai, attended by close family and friends. The couple shares a strong and affectionate bond, often seen supporting each other publicly on social media. Their son Ayaan was born on 13 February 2022, marking a joyful milestone in their lives. Later, the family welcomed a daughter, Mehwish, on 3 January 2025, completing their happy household.
Despite his packed cricketing schedule, Dube ensures quality time with his family, often crediting them for keeping him grounded and motivated through highs and lows in his career. His family’s unwavering support is often cited by Dube as a source of inner strength, helping him stay focused and emotionally balanced during the pressures of professional sport.
Early Return & Debuts: After returning to cricket at 19, Dube debuted in T20 for Mumbai during the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy on 18 January 2016, followed by List A debut in February 2017 and first-class debut in December 2017.
Ranji Highlights: In December 2017, his maiden five-wicket haul signaled his bowling potential. November 2018 saw him smash a maiden century, then follow it up by taking 7/54 in the next match. Additionally, he famously hit five sixes in one over twice—once in Mumbai T20 League and then in Ranji Trophy. He finished the 2018 Ranji season as Mumbai’s leading wicket‑taker with 23 wickets in 8 matches .
Dube debuted in T20Is for India on 3 November 2019 against Bangladesh and took 3/30 in the series. His ODI debut came on 15 December 2019 against West Indies. Despite an expensive over (34 runs) in February 2020 against New Zealand, he bounced back .
2024 marked his resurgence:
January 2024 vs Afghanistan: Scored 60* (40 balls) and 63* (32) in consecutive T20Is, earning player-of-match honors.
T20 World Cup 2024: Included in India’s squad and part of the winning team.
July 2024 vs Zimbabwe: Scored 26 off 12 and took 2/25, earning another match award.
January 2025 vs England: Replaced concussion victim, scored 53 off 34 to win man‑of‑the‑match, then added 30 off 13 with a bowling spell in the next game.
Dube entered the IPL in 2019, selected by RCB for ₹5 Cr. After a quiet two-year stint he moved to Rajasthan Royals in 2021 (₹4.4 Cr), and then Chennai Super Kings in 2022 (₹4 Cr), where he established himself. Retained by CSK for ₹4 Cr in 2023–2024 and surged to ₹12 Cr in 2025 auction.
Career IPL Overview (79 matches):
Batting: 1,859 runs, avg 30.48, SR 143.7, 10×50, HS 95*.
Bowling: 5 wickets at avg 42.6, econ 10.31 .
2024 Season: 396 runs at SR 162.3 (3×50), 1 wicket .
2025 Start: 357 runs, SR 132.2, 21 sixes, 22 fours .
He hit a stunning seven sixes in a Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy innings after recovering from injury, underlining his raw power.
Overweight in his teens, Dube re-engineered his physique to build an athletic frame capable of power-hitting and bowling in his early career . In late 2024, he underwent surgery that sidelined him for over three months. His return with a 71-run blitz featuring seven sixes in SMAT was widely praised. In early 2025, he suffered a concussion but rebounded with man-of-the-match comeback vs England . He works consistently with NCA and CSK trainers to maintain peak condition
