The Madhya Pradesh Cricket team is a domestic team in which mainly the players from the state participate. This cricket team falls in the Plate Group of the "Ranji Trophy" cricket matches. The Madhya Pradesh Cricket team started playing as a team since 1950/51. In the year 1941, Holkar, a prominent Dhangar family, entered the "Ranji Trophy" competition. They existed for fourteen years and won the Ranji title four times and stood second six times during that period with players like C K Nayudu and Mushtaq Ali. They participated in the "Ranji Trophy" up to 1954-55. Then it was resolved and substituted by a Madhya Bharat team. After two years it turned to be a part of the Madhya Pradesh Cricket team. Till now, the best achievement by the team was reaching the final of the "Ranji Trophy" in 1998/99. During the time period between 1988 and 2001, great cricketers like Sandeep Patil and Chandrakant Pandit from Bombay (now Mumbai) captained the team. Amay Khurasiya from Madhya Pradesh Cricket team got the chance to play for team India in few matches. Some other players from recent Madhya Pradesh Cricket team are:

Amay Khurasiya, Madhya Pradesh Cricketer
Amay Khurasiya is a left-handed batsman of the Madhya Pradesh Cricket team, who has recently retired from the "First-class" cricket and taken up television commentary.

Devendrasingh Bundela, Madhya Pradesh Cricketer
Devendrasingh Bundela is a right-handed batsman of Madhya Pradesh Cricket team, who is also a right-arm medium bowler.

Jatin Sahay Saxena, Madhya Pradesh Cricketer
Jatin Sahay Saxena is a right-handed batsman of the Madhya Pradesh Cricket team, who is also a legbreak bowler.

Naman Ojha, Madhya Pradesh Cricketer
Naman Ojha is the wicketkeeper of the Madhya Pradesh Cricket team, who is also a right-handed batsman of the team.

Nikhil Patwardhan, Madhya Pradesh Cricketer
Nikhil Patwardhan is a right-handed batsman of the Madhya Pradesh Cricket team.

Rahul Naresh Bakshi, Madhya Pradesh Cricketer
Rahul Naresh Bakshi is a right-handed batsman of the Madhya Pradesh Cricket team, who is also a right-arm medium pace bowler of the team.

Sayed Abbas Ali, Madhya Pradesh Cricketer
Sayed Abbas Ali is the captain of the Madhya Pradesh Cricket team, who is a left-handed batsman of the team.

Sachin Dholpure, Madhya Pradesh Cricketer
Sachin Dholpure is a right-handed batsman of the Madhya Pradesh Cricket team.

Shantanu Pitre, Madhya Pradesh Cricketer
Shantanu Pitre is a right-handed batsman of the Madhya Pradesh Cricket team, who is also a right-arm fast bowler of the team.

Taduri Chandra Sudhindra, Madhya Pradesh cricketer
Taduri Chandra Sudhindra is a left-handed batsman of the Madhya Pradesh Cricket team, who is also a right-arm fast bowler of the team.

Yogesh Ashok Golwalkar, Madhya Pradesh Cricketer
Yogesh Ashok Golwalkar is a left-handed batsman of the Madhya Pradesh Cricket team, who has also played for the Essex 2nd XI, Rest of India, India A, Plate Group A and Middlesex Cricket team.