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Shivam Dube Age, Stats, Records, IPL Salary and Family

Shivam Dube is an India and Chennai Super Kings batting all-rounder whose career has combined left-handed power hitting with right-arm pace. This profile uses a 26 June 1993 birth date because the official IPL record and Cricket Australia agree on it, while recording the conflicting 23 June date displayed by BCCI. His latest checked international snapshot contains 73 T20Is, 1,127 runs and 38 wickets. He also contributed to India's T20 World Cup wins in 2024 and 2026 and the Asia Cup title in 2025. The official IPL documents show a ₹12 crore retention deduction, but no audited source establishes his net worth.

By StumpScope Cricket Desk · Edited by StumpScope Editorial Team · Updated 2026-08-11

Left-hand batterRight-arm pace bowlerBorn 26 June 1993

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Current squadChennai Super KingsIndian Premier League · 2026

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Full nameShivam Rajesh Dube

Age33As of 11 August 2026

Date of birth26 June 1993Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Batting styleLeft-hand batter

Bowling styleRight-arm pace

Career overview

Shivam Dube cricket career

Shivam Rajesh Dube was born in Mumbai on 26 June 1993 and was 33 on the checked date.

He bats left-handed, bowls right-arm pace and is used mainly as a middle-order power hitter.

His latest checked T20I record is 73 matches, 1,127 runs at 29.65 and 38 wickets at 26.02.

He scored 27 from 16 balls in India's 2024 T20 World Cup final and 26 not out from eight balls in the 2026 final.

Chennai Super Kings retained him with an official ₹12 crore deduction and list him in their 2026 squad.

He is married to Anjum Khan and reliable reports identify their children as Ayaan and Mehwish.

Career story

Shivam Dube career, earnings and personal life

Who is Shivam Dube?

Shivam Dube is an Indian international cricketer who supplies left-handed middle-order hitting and right-arm pace. Cricket Australia's player record gives his full name as Shivam Rajesh Dube, his birthplace as Mumbai and his role as an all-rounder. The official IPL profile describes a player whose career changed after he joined Chennai Super Kings in 2022. His value in recent seasons has rested mainly on attacking spin and accelerating through the middle and closing overs, with bowling used as an additional option rather than in a fixed four-over role.

One canonical This profile page carries his India, Mumbai and IPL record. It does not create a second biography when a squad, scorecard or result lists him for Chennai Super Kings. That identity rule matters because Dube's record spans domestic cricket, several IPL teams and two India white-ball formats. Team memberships can change, but his name, career history and documented statistics remain connected to the same slug. Current team links therefore point to this record while past teams remain historical context rather than separate player entities.

Shivam Dube age, date of birth and source conflict

The official IPL profile and Cricket Australia's record both give 26 June 1993 as Dube's date of birth. That makes him 33 on 11 August 2026. Cricket Australia also lists Mumbai, Maharashtra as his birthplace. BCCI's current profile displays 23 June 1993, a three-day disagreement that cannot be reconciled from the pages themselves. This profile uses 26 June because two established records match, including the competition profile that identifies him in Chennai's squad, and preserves the BCCI discrepancy in the review note instead of silently choosing a date.

The same sources agree on the central playing details. Dube is a left-handed batter and right-arm pace or medium-pace bowler. Exact role labels vary between all-rounder and batting all-rounder because his match usage has shifted toward batting. The distinction is descriptive, not a different identity. His international bowling record remains meaningful, but Chennai have often selected him to attack spin and maintain run rate through the middle overs. This page therefore uses batting all-rounder while retaining bowling figures in every format where a reviewed provider publishes them.

Early cricket, family support and five years away

Dube's route into senior cricket included a long interruption. Royal Challengers Bengaluru's account says a family financial crisis in 2006 forced him to give up organized cricket. His father, Rajesh Dube, later encouraged him to return and created extra practice opportunities rather than treating the lost years as the end of the career. The account identifies Rajesh as Dube's major motivator and explains that the player spent roughly five years away before rebuilding his place in Mumbai cricket. This is a documented development story, not evidence for a current financial estimate.

The return demanded more than power hitting. Dube had to enter Mumbai's competitive club and domestic pathway after losing formative seasons. RCB's feature records intensive practice on a pitch prepared near the family home, while later performances in the Times Shield led to Mumbai selection. The useful point is the sequence: interruption, privately supported training, club results and then senior domestic opportunity. Claims about childhood wealth, businesses or family assets are excluded because the retrieved reports do not provide audited figures and do not justify converting an old financial difficulty into a present-day net-worth calculation.

Mumbai breakthrough and five sixes in an over

Dube's reputation accelerated when he struck five sixes in one over in the Mumbai T20 League and repeated the feat in a Ranji Trophy match in December 2018. Both BCCI and the official IPL biography highlight the two episodes. The Ranji performance arrived immediately before the IPL auction and made his clean striking visible beyond Mumbai cricket. Repeating the sequence in two competitions is a more precise achievement than a vague label such as natural six-hitter, because the record identifies the specific pattern that attracted national and franchise attention.

His 2018–19 Ranji season also supplied a broader all-round case. The official BCCI account credits him with a five-wicket haul on Ranji debut, a later seven-wicket return against Karnataka and his maiden first-class century. RCB's retrospective records 632 runs and 23 wickets across eight matches in that campaign. Those figures explain why teams initially viewed him as a genuine two-discipline prospect. His later white-ball role became more batting-led, but the first-class results remain essential to understanding why India selectors and IPL franchises did not classify him as a specialist hitter alone.

India debut and the current ODI record

Dube made his T20 International debut against Bangladesh on 3 November 2019 and his ODI debut against West Indies on 15 December 2019. The international record has developed far more deeply in T20Is. His checked ODI snapshot contains six matches, five batting innings and 43 runs, with a high score of 25. He has bowled 179 deliveries for three wickets, with best figures of 1 for 19. The sample is too small to describe him as an established ODI all-rounder, even though later selections added to his early appearances.

The ODI line also illustrates why snapshots need dates. BCCI and Cricket Australia agree on the six-match, 43-run and three-wicket totals, while older pages still show fewer appearances. This profile reports the matching current table checked on 11 August 2026 and avoids merging search snippets from different update dates. It also does not infer unlisted data from match logs.

Shivam Dube T20I stats and current record

Cricket Australia's current table records 73 T20 internationals, 56 batting innings, 18 not-outs and 1,127 runs. Dube's average is 29.65 and his strike rate is 152.09, with a high score of 66, six fifties, 74 fours and 68 sixes. The bowling table lists 102 overs, 38 wickets, best figures of 3 for 4, an average of 26.02 and an economy rate of 9.69. Cricbuzz independently carries the same latest match and run totals, providing a useful cross-check after his July 2026 appearances.

BCCI's player table is one match behind that snapshot: 72 matches, 1,121 runs and 37 wickets. This profile does not combine parts of the two tables. It uses the internally consistent 73-match Cricket Australia line and records the official-table lag in the source note. That choice also preserves the six runs and one wicket from the later appearance instead of presenting an outdated total as current. The table should remain a dated career snapshot, not a live claim, until This profile connects an exact licensed player key and verifies provider mapping.

Chennai Super Kings role and IPL record

Dube joined Chennai Super Kings in 2022 after earlier IPL spells with Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Rajasthan Royals. The official IPL biography calls the move a major positive turn and credits him with 418 runs at a strike rate of 158.33 during Chennai's 2023 title season. His role centered on attacking spin and sustaining momentum through the middle overs. That context is more useful than treating every season as identical: he became a regular Chennai batter while his pace bowling remained available according to matchups, fitness and team balance.

The checked IPL career snapshot contains 92 matches and 2,129 runs from 87 innings, including 19 not-outs. His high score is 95, average 31.31 and strike rate 145.43, with ten fifties, 132 fours and 137 sixes. The bowling line contains six wickets from 154 balls, best figures of 2 for 15, an average of 46.17 and economy of 10.79. These figures reinforce the batting-led role: his IPL run volume is substantial, while his bowling sample is far smaller than the number of matches played.

Shivam Dube IPL contract value and documented contract value

The official IPL 2025 retained-player document lists Shivam Dube under Chennai Super Kings with a deduction of 1200, representing ₹12 crore. The official 2026 playing-squad document again lists him at 1200. This is the strongest public salary-related figure in the reviewed record because it comes from the competition's own squad documentation. It should be described as a retention deduction or published squad value. The figure does not disclose take-home pay after taxes, agent arrangements, match fees, bonuses, endorsements or other private terms.

No reliable audited source reviewed for this profile establishes Dube's net worth. Biography sites frequently turn IPL amounts into unsupported personal-wealth estimates by adding guessed endorsements and assets. This profile does not repeat those numbers. A ₹12 crore retention value is verifiable; a complete balance sheet is not. The page therefore answers the money-related search intent with the known contract record and a clear limitation. If a future first-party disclosure or credible financial filing adds another amount, it can be dated and labeled separately rather than retrofitted into a speculative net-worth total.

2024 T20 World Cup final contribution

India selected Dube for the 2024 T20 World Cup and won the final against South Africa by seven runs in Barbados. The ICC match report records a valuable 57-run partnership between Dube and Virat Kohli after earlier wickets had disrupted the innings. Dube scored 27 from 16 balls before being dismissed in the final over. His contribution supported India's 176 for 7 and belongs in the achievement record because it came in a close global final, not because it proves that every innings in the tournament carried equal weight.

The victory ended India's long wait for another men's ICC title and made Dube a T20 World Cup winner. The profile separates team achievement from individual award language: he contributed an important final innings, while Kohli received Player of the Match and Jasprit Bumrah was named Player of the Tournament. That wording gives Dube full credit for the 27 and the partnership without assigning honors he did not receive. Match-specific claims remain tied to the ICC report, so future scorecard links can connect the profile to the same documented result.

Asia Cup 2025 title and final partnership

Dube remained in India's T20 plans for the 2025 Asia Cup. BCCI's squad announcement includes him in the 15-player group, and the official final page records his most important batting contribution of the tournament. Chasing 147 against Pakistan in Dubai, India fell to 20 for 3 before Tilak Varma rebuilt the innings. Dube made 33 from 22 balls and shared a 60-run partnership with Tilak. India completed the chase in 19.4 overs and secured its ninth Asia Cup title.

That innings demonstrated a different version of Dube's role from a short finishing cameo. He entered during a collapse, helped stabilize the chase and still found boundaries as the target came under control. He was dismissed at 137 for 5, leaving the final runs to Tilak and Rinku Singh. The official page names Tilak Player of the Match, so Dube's achievement is the 33, the partnership and the title contribution. The record does not inflate that support innings into the match award or imply that he alone won the final.

2026 T20 World Cup: 66, wickets and a second title

India's 2026 T20 World Cup squad again included Dube. Against the Netherlands, he made 66 from 31 deliveries with four fours and six sixes, then took two wickets in a 17-run victory. ICC's tournament report identifies the innings and bowling contribution, while BCCI material records it as his T20I high score. The match is a useful all-round benchmark because both disciplines affected the result. It also helps explain the difference between his batting-led IPL use and the broader role India can request when conditions favor medium pace.

In the final against New Zealand in Ahmedabad, Dube struck three fours and two sixes while taking 24 runs from the last over. The reviewed score report records 26 not out from eight balls. India reached 255 for 5, the highest total in a men's T20 World Cup final, and won by 96 runs. The victory made India the first team to defend the men's T20 World Cup title and gave Dube a second consecutive winner's medal. His late burst is recorded as a final contribution, separate from the individual tournament awards.

Batting method, bowling use and team value

Dube's batting value is clearest against spin. His reach and left-handed arc allow him to hit straight and over the leg side without needing a long settling period. Chennai have used that strength to shape middle-order matchups, while India have also asked him to enter during recoveries and finish innings. The 2025 Asia Cup final and the two World Cup finals show three different situations: rebuilding from 20 for 3, adding 27 in a tight final, and scoring 26 not out from eight balls in a record total.

His bowling requires a more measured description. Right-arm pace gives captains another option, but the IPL record of 154 balls across 92 matches shows that it is not a fixed workload there. Internationally, 38 wickets from 102 overs provide a larger sample, including best figures of 3 for 4 and two wickets in the 2026 World Cup match against the Netherlands. Form, conditions and selection can change his use. This profile therefore reports the actual format splits instead of describing him as either a specialist bowler or a batter who never bowls.

Shivam Dube wife, children and family information

Shivam Dube married Anjum Khan in Mumbai in 2021. The Indian Express reported their second child's birth from the player's public announcement and identifies their son as Ayaan, born in 2022. The same report says their daughter, Mehwish Shivam Dube, was born on 3 January 2025. These details come from a dated player announcement carried by an established publication. They answer the common family question without expanding into unverified claims about Anjum's income, career earnings or private background.

His father Rajesh Dube is part of the documented cricket story because both Dube and franchise reporting describe his role in training and motivating the player after the family crisis. The reviewed sources do not provide a complete, consistently documented public record for every relative, property or household asset, so those items are omitted. There is also no reason to use a girlfriend label for a married player. Personal information on this page is limited to facts voluntarily placed in the public record and supported by reliable reporting.

What Shivam Dube's records show

Dube's record is strongest when read by role and competition rather than reduced to one average. In T20Is, a strike rate above 152 combines with 1,127 runs and 38 wickets. In the IPL, 2,129 runs at 145.43 sit beside only six wickets, showing how Chennai and earlier franchises used him primarily as a batter. His first-class breakthrough contained hundreds and major wicket hauls, while the ODI sample remains only six matches. Each format therefore describes a different balance between the same two skills.

The major achievements also form a clear sequence. Domestic all-round performances produced an IPL opportunity and India debuts in 2019. Chennai's 2023 title season revived his international case. He then contributed in the 2024 T20 World Cup final, the 2025 Asia Cup final and the 2026 T20 World Cup final. That sequence is more informative than an undated list of trophies because it shows when and how he contributed. Future results should extend the timeline from official scorecards without overwriting the evidence boundaries recorded here.

Shivam Dube records

Shivam Dube career statistics and records

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

T20 internationals through 11 August 202673matches