The Indian cricketer who debuted at 40 in 1936 and vanished from records
Cotar Ramaswami, born on June 16, 1896, in Madras (now Chennai), made his Test cricket debut for India at the remarkable age of 40 years and 39 days. He represented India against England at Manchester on July 25, 1936, making him one of the oldest players to debut in Test cricket. Ramaswami remains a notable figure in Indian cricket history due to the unusual circumstances of his career. Despite his place in the record books, details surrounding his death remain unknown, leaving his biographical record incomplete.
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