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Surendran Chandramohan is a consistent and stylish top-order batsman who has played a vital role in the rise of Singapore cricket over the past several years. Born on September 7, 1989, in India, Surendran later moved to Singapore, where he qualified to play for the national team and quickly established himself as a central figure in their batting lineup. With a right-handed technique marked by timing and precision, he is often tasked with anchoring the innings and setting a platform for middle-order hitters. Chandramohan made his T20 International debut for Singapore in 2019 and impressed almost immediately with his composed demeanor and consistent scoring. One of his standout performances came during the ICC T20 World Cup Asia Region Final, where he scored a brilliant 67* against Nepal, guiding Singapore to a historic win. His ability to read the game and rotate the strike effectively makes him an ideal player in pressure scenarios. He has also featured prominently in various ICC Cricket World Cup Challenge League tournaments, contributing with both the bat and valuable leadership. Apart from his batting, Chandramohan has occasionally contributed with medium-pace bowling, adding depth to the team’s resources. His fitness and discipline are often cited as examples for younger players in the squad. His leadership qualities also emerged during times when senior players were absent, and he has captained Singapore in unofficial capacities, bringing calm and strategic thinking to the field.