Prashant Veer is an Indian allrounder who bats right-handed and bowls slow left-arm orthodox. He has appeared in one-day international cricket, accumulating 411 runs at that level.
As a dual-threat player, Veer operates across both disciplines. His left-arm orthodox bowling gives him the capacity to build pressure through conventional spin, while his right-handed batting provides depth down the order. The combination of roles has made him a squad option for India's limited-overs setup.
His ODI career runs tally of 411 reflects appearances at international level, though his impact has remained modest by volume. Allrounders of his type - offering bowling as the primary skill with batting support - are often selected for specific match conditions or squad balance rather than as primary batting or bowling assets.
Veer represents the pool of Indian cricketers competing for limited spots in the national team across formats. His career trajectory will depend on consistency in either discipline and opportunities to establish himself in India's competitive allrounder ranks.
