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Harmeet Singh Stats, 6/27 ODI Record and USA Career

Harmeet Singh Baddhan is a United States international all-rounder who bats left-handed and bowls slow left-arm orthodox. Born in Mumbai on 7 September 1992, he was 33 on 20 August 2026. His career stretches from India's 2012 Under-19 World Cup-winning squad to USA cricket, a 6/27 ODI return against Nepal, two Men's T20 World Cups and a continuing Seattle Orcas role. The statistics below carry their own 15 February 2026 cutoff so later matches are described separately instead of being silently folded into older totals.

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Left-handedSlow left-arm orthodox bowlerBorn 7 September 1992

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Full nameHarmeet Singh Baddhan

Age33As of 20 August 2026

Date of birth7 September 1992Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Batting styleLeft-handed

Bowling styleSlow left-arm orthodox

Career overview

Harmeet Singh cricket career

Born 7 September 1992 in Mumbai; age 33 on 20 August 2026.

Left-handed batter and slow left-arm orthodox bowler for the United States.

Took 6/27 against Nepal in an ODI on 26 October 2025.

Claimed 4/21 against the Netherlands at the 2026 Men's T20 World Cup.

Retained by Seattle Orcas for the completed 2026 Major League Cricket season.

Career story

Harmeet Singh career and playing journey

Who is Harmeet Singh?

Harmeet Singh Baddhan is an Indian-born cricketer who represents the United States. He is a left-handed batter and slow left-arm orthodox bowler, a combination that lets USA use him as a frontline spinner while retaining late-order batting depth. ICC's current player page identifies his USA debut year as 2024 and records his last international match in 2026.

The name needs its full identity context because several cricketers are called Harmeet Singh. This page concerns the Mumbai-born former India youth international who later qualified for USA, not the Hong Kong player of the same name. His birth date, playing styles, USA record and Seattle Orcas association all point to Harmeet Singh Baddhan.

Harmeet Singh's USA debut and international role

USA Cricket's national-player register lists Harmeet Singh Baddhan as first representing the United States on 7 April 2024 and marks him active. That date matches the start of the Canada T20I series in which he established himself immediately as an all-round option. It is a firmer boundary than treating an earlier domestic or franchise appearance as an international debut.

His value is not limited to one discipline. USA have used his left-arm spin through the middle overs, but his most important innings have often come when a chase or final-overs total needed acceleration. The role label therefore reflects demonstrated batting and bowling contributions rather than describing every slow left-arm bowler as an all-rounder.

How Harmeet Singh started against Canada in 2024

Harmeet's first USA series supplied evidence of both parts of his role. In the fourth T20I against Canada, he made an unbeaten 34 from 17 balls as USA reached 159/6, then returned 4/18. ICC reported that USA won the match by 14 runs and had already secured the series before the final game.

Across the series he took a joint-high six wickets at 12.66 and scored 48 runs, earning the Player of the Series award. Those figures belong specifically to the 2024 Canada series; they are not career totals. The distinction matters because his dated T20I career row includes later World Cup and bilateral matches.

The unbeaten 33 that helped USA beat Bangladesh

On 21 May 2024, Harmeet produced one of the clearest examples of his lower-order batting value. USA were chasing 154 against Bangladesh in Houston and had slipped to 94/5. Harmeet and Corey Anderson then added 62 runs from 27 balls to finish the chase with three deliveries remaining.

Harmeet ended unbeaten on 33 from 13 balls and struck 11 runs from the final three deliveries. Anderson made 34 not out from 25. ICC's match report records the partnership and result, so the innings can be described precisely without turning it into a vague claim that Harmeet is always a top-order batter or that one short innings defines his career average.

Harmeet Singh at the 2024 T20 World Cup

The ICC named Harmeet in USA's 15-player squad for the 2024 Men's T20 World Cup, the country's first appearance at the event. USA progressed to the Super Eight stage. Selection establishes his place in the tournament group, while individual match reports are needed before attaching a score, wicket or appearance to him.

Against India in New York, Harmeet made 10 as USA reached 110/8 and caught Rohit Sharma at deep mid-off from Saurabh Netravalkar's bowling. India won by seven wickets. Those are useful match facts because they show his involvement, but the catch belongs to Netravalkar's bowling figures and Harmeet's 10 belongs only to that innings.

Why 6/27 is Harmeet Singh's ODI benchmark

Harmeet took 6/27 from 8.1 overs against Nepal in Dubai on 26 October 2025. USA had made 262/6, and Nepal were dismissed for 156 in 39.1 overs, giving USA a 106-run win. The scorecard names Harmeet as Player of the Match and also records his 16 from six balls in USA's innings.

The return is his best ODI bowling figure in the career table dated 15 February 2026. Six wickets, one five-wicket innings and the 31-wicket ODI aggregate are related views of the same record, not numbers to add together. The innings is especially useful context because it gives opponent, venue, date, overs, runs conceded and match result rather than presenting 6/27 as an isolated badge.

Harmeet Singh at the 2026 T20 World Cup

Harmeet returned for USA's second Men's T20 World Cup in 2026. ICC's squad announcement says ten of the 15 players had also been in the 2024 group, placing him among the returning core. The tournament was played in India and Sri Lanka, with USA drawn alongside India, Pakistan, the Netherlands and Namibia.

In the opener against India in Mumbai, Harmeet dismissed Hardik Pandya and Axar Patel as USA restricted the defending champions to 161. India won by 29 runs, so the two wickets should not be recast as a team victory. Against Pakistan three days later, he removed Sahibzada Farhan after the opener had made 73, although Pakistan won by 32 runs.

Harmeet Singh's 4/21 against the Netherlands

USA recorded their first T20I win over the Netherlands on 13 February 2026, and Harmeet was Player of the Match. Defending 196/6 in Chennai, he dismissed Max O'Dowd, Bas de Leede, Scott Edwards and Roelof van der Merwe to finish with 4/21. USA won by 93 runs after bowling the Netherlands out for 103.

This four-wicket return does not replace the 4/18 career best shown in the table because fewer runs were conceded in the earlier Canada spell. It does, however, document performance at a global tournament against four named batters, including the Netherlands captain. That makes it more informative than describing him only through a cumulative wicket tally.

Harmeet Singh career statistics by format

The secondary career table is dated 15 February 2026. At that cutoff it records 22 ODIs, 325 runs at 25.00 and 31 wickets at 24.25, with a batting high of 59 and bowling best of 6/27. It separately records 29 T20Is, 242 runs and 31 wickets, with best bowling of 4/18. The table date is essential because the 2026 tournament ended after some of the listed matches.

The first-class row records 31 matches, 733 runs and 87 wickets; the List A row records 41 matches, 480 runs and 52 wickets. ODIs are included within List A cricket, while internationals are not a second set to add on top. The same rule applies to a best bowling return already contained inside the relevant wicket total.

Harmeet Singh's India Under-19 pathway

Before his USA career, Harmeet represented India at youth level. ICC's 2012 squad announcement lists him as a Mumbai Cricket Association player in the India Under-19 group captained by Unmukt Chand. India went on to win the tournament in Australia, beating the hosts by six wickets in the final.

Harmeet contributed in the knockout stage. ICC's retrospective says he and Sandeep Sharma saw India home in the one-wicket quarter-final against Pakistan and then helped set up the semi-final win. In that semi-final against New Zealand, Harmeet took 2/30 as India defended 209 and won by nine runs. These are age-group achievements and must not be counted as senior India internationals.

Harmeet Singh's domestic record before USA

Harmeet's senior record began in Indian domestic cricket. The 15 February 2026 snapshot gives him 31 first-class matches, four five-wicket innings and best bowling of 6/110, alongside a first-class century and high score of 102. Those numbers show a longer red-ball phase before his USA debut rather than an international career that began fully formed in 2024.

The List A record combines matches from more than one stage of his career and therefore should be read with the format cutoff, not assigned wholly to USA. Likewise, his first-class century supports the all-rounder description but does not imply a Test appearance. First-class, List A, ODI and T20I are distinct scopes even when the same innings contributes to a broader domestic-format row.

Harmeet Singh's Seattle Orcas career

Seattle retained Harmeet before the 2024 MLC season after he took seven wickets in seven innings in the inaugural 2023 campaign. The club reported an average of 23.43 and economy rate of 7.13 for that first season. Those are team-season figures, not his complete T20 career numbers.

The Orcas appointed him vice-captain for the 2025 season. In a July win over San Francisco, he removed Matt Short in the opening over as Seattle won by four wickets. The club retained him again for 2026, describing him as part of its domestic core. The retention confirms his 2026 squad context but does not prove selection in every match or a continuing contract beyond that completed season.

Harmeet Singh's other franchise teams

Official squad material also connects Harmeet with Sharjah Warriorz in the ILT20 and Sudur Paschim Royals in Nepal. These memberships belong to separate competitions and seasons. They should not be merged into an invented global franchise aggregate, and a squad listing alone does not establish appearances, wickets or a playing-eleven place.

The portrait on this page comes from Sudur Paschim Royals' official Season 2 player feed and identifies the exact player. A later transfer or new squad announcement would change the team context, but not the permanent Harmeet Singh identity or his historical USA and India youth records.

What Harmeet Singh's role adds to a team

Harmeet gives a captain a left-arm orthodox option and a left-handed batter lower in the order. The Canada series demonstrated both functions in one match: 34 not out followed by 4/18. The Bangladesh chase demonstrated finishing power, while the 2026 Netherlands match showed his ability to take wickets against an established top and middle order.

That does not mean every appearance has the same tactical value. Conditions, opposition, match phase and total all matter. His 6/27 came in a 50-over match after USA posted 262; his 4/21 came while defending 196 in a T20I. Keeping those settings visible makes the performances comparable without pretending the formats or match situations were identical.

Harmeet Singh salary, net worth and private life

No audited financial statement reviewed for this profile establishes Harmeet Singh's current net worth, take-home salary or total career earnings. A retention announcement proves a roster decision, not the value and terms of a private contract. Any future auction or draft amount would need its exact currency, season and contractual label before it could be reported.

The same evidence rule applies to family and relationship claims. Public cricket records establish his playing path, teams and performances; they do not justify repeating private addresses, contact details or unsupported claims about a spouse, children or family wealth. Omitting those claims keeps the biography focused on verifiable cricket information.

Harmeet Singh records

Harmeet Singh career statistics and records

Batting, bowling and fielding figures are kept separate by competition and format.

ODI (Wikipedia, 15 February 2026)22matches

Batting

Runs: 325
High score: 59
Average: 25.00
100s / 50s: 0/2

Bowling & fielding

Wickets: 31
Best bowling: 6/27
Average: 24.25
Balls: 1,135
Catches / stumpings: 7 catches; stumpings not listed
5w / 10w: 1 five-wicket hauls; ten-wicket hauls not listed

Only fields published by the named source are shown; unavailable values are not guessed.

T20I (Wikipedia, 15 February 2026)29matches

Batting

Runs: 242
High score: 38
Average: 15.12
100s / 50s: 0/0

Bowling & fielding

Wickets: 31
Best bowling: 4/18
Average: 23.09
Balls: 616
Catches / stumpings: 8 catches; stumpings not listed
5w / 10w: 0 five-wicket hauls; ten-wicket hauls not listed

Only fields published by the named source are shown; unavailable values are not guessed.

First-class (Wikipedia, 15 February 2026)31matches

Batting

Runs: 733
High score: 102
Average: 15.59
100s / 50s: 1/1

Bowling & fielding

Wickets: 87
Best bowling: 6/110
Average: 34.18
Balls: 5,783
Catches / stumpings: 16 catches; stumpings not listed
5w / 10w: 4 / 0

Only fields published by the named source are shown; unavailable values are not guessed.

List A (Wikipedia, 15 February 2026)41matches

Batting

Runs: 480
High score: 59
Average: 18.46
100s / 50s: 0/2

Bowling & fielding

Wickets: 52
Best bowling: 6/27
Average: 28.09
Balls: 2,113
Catches / stumpings: 17 catches; stumpings not listed
5w / 10w: 2 five-wicket hauls; ten-wicket hauls not listed

Only fields published by the named source are shown; unavailable values are not guessed.

Career chronology

Debut and last listed match

International career

Debut

Debut and milestone chronology described in the sourced article

Last listed match

Statistics table dated 15 February 2026

Major League Cricket

Debut

Seven wickets in seven innings during the inaugural 2023 season

Last listed match

Retained for the completed 2026 campaign; membership checked 20 August 2026

Career achievements

Career achievements and milestones

Took 6/27 and earned Player of the Match as USA beat Nepal by 106 runs on 26 October 2025.
Claimed 4/21 against the Netherlands and was Player of the Match at the 2026 Men's T20 World Cup.
Won the 2024 Canada T20I series Player of the Series award after six wickets and 48 runs.
Made 33 not out from 13 balls in USA's first T20I win over Bangladesh.
Was part of India's 2012 Under-19 World Cup-winning squad before beginning his USA career in 2024.

Reader questions

Harmeet Singh FAQ

How old is Harmeet Singh?

Harmeet Singh was born on 7 September 1992 and was 33 on 20 August 2026.

What is Harmeet Singh's role?

Harmeet Singh is a left-handed all-rounder who bowls slow left-arm orthodox for the United States.

What is Harmeet Singh's best ODI bowling figure?

Harmeet Singh's dated career table lists 6/27 as his ODI best. He recorded those figures against Nepal in Dubai on 26 October 2025 as USA won by 106 runs.

What did Harmeet Singh do at the 2026 T20 World Cup?

He took two wickets against India, dismissed Sahibzada Farhan against Pakistan and claimed 4/21 as Player of the Match in USA's win over the Netherlands.

What is Harmeet Singh's net worth?

No audited financial statement reviewed for this article establishes a reliable current net-worth figure for Harmeet Singh.

Which teams has Harmeet Singh played for?

His current profile context includes the United States and Seattle Orcas, with separately sourced Sharjah Warriorz and Sudur Paschim Royals squad memberships. He earlier represented India at Under-19 level and played Indian domestic cricket.

Conclusion

Harmeet Singh's career connects India's 2012 Under-19 title with USA's rise in international cricket. The clearest markers are his 6/27 ODI spell against Nepal, 2024 Canada series award, unbeaten 33 against Bangladesh and 4/21 at the 2026 T20 World Cup. Seattle's repeated retentions add a stable MLC thread, while every statistic remains tied to a format and date rather than being blended into an inflated career total.