Amit Bhandari is a right-handed batsman of Delhi Cricket team. Bhandari was born on October 1st, 1978 in Delhi. He has also played for the Indian cricket team. This Right-arm fast-medium bowler is yet to make his Test match debut. Amit Bhandari debuted in the First-class matches against Jammu and Kashmir team at Feroz Shah Kotla in Delhi in 1997-98. Bhandari has played in altogether 95 First-class matches with an average of 12.61. Amit Bhandari`s total score in these matches is 883 runs and his maximum score in any of these matches is 72 runs. His First-class scorecard includes 2 half-centuries. While with ball in hand, he has picked up 314 wickets by giving 8411 runs from 15963 balls. Amit Bhandari`s bowling average is 26.78 and economy is 3.16. His latest First-class match was against Punjab held at Delhi, from November 3rd-6th, 2008.

Amit Bhandari had a memorable limited-overs appearance for India against Pakistan in the Asia Cup at Dhaka in 2000. He scored 75 runs in that match and picked up 2 wickets. He came out as the India A`s leading wicket-taker on the 2003 tour of England. Amit Bhandari has played in 2 ODIs. He had his ODI debut against Pakistan at Dhaka on June 3, 2000. He has taken total 5 wickets in these matches by giving 106 runs from 106 balls. His bowling average in the ODIs is 21.20 and economy is 6.00. His second and the latest ODI was against Zimbabwe at WACA, Perth on February 3rd, 2004. Amit Bhandari also represented the country in the MTN Under-19 World Cup in South Africa, 1997-98.

Amit Bhandari`s debut in List A matches was in 1997-98. He has played in overall 105 List A matches. Bhandari`s total score in these matches has reached to 175 runs with an average of 6.25. Amit Bhandari`s maximum score in any of these matches is 18 runs. While with ball in hand, he has taken 153 wickets by losing 3740 runs out of 4942 balls he played in the List A matches. His bowling average is 24.44 and economy is 4.54 in the List A matches. Amit played his latest List A match against Services at Delhi, on March 5th, 2008. Amit Bhandari has given satisfactory performances in domestic cricket.