Our Athletes

Born in Bengaluru, KL Rahul is among the most complete batters of his generation. An ICC Champions Trophy winner, he crossed 10,000 international runs in October 2026 with an unbeaten 129 against West Indies. Rahul owns every piece of the ARC range, including a custom black Cold Rush Infinity. With ARC, recovery lives at home, every day, on his terms.

From Visakhapatnam, Nitish Kumar Reddy is a seam-bowling all-rounder built on his father's sacrifice and his own relentless work. On Boxing Day 2024, aged 21, he walked out at No. 8 and scored a maiden Test century at the MCG. Nitish turns to ARC to recover between formats, so his body is ready whenever India calls.

Deepti Sharma, from Agra, is the quiet constant of Indian women's cricket. She starred in the 2025 Women's World Cup final as India lifted the trophy for the first time, and in 2026 became the leading wicket-taker in the history of women's international cricket. That September she added Asian Games gold. ARC keeps her body fresh through a demanding calendar.

From Mizoram, Lallianzuala Chhangte plays with pace, invention and an eye for goal. He has twice been named AIFF Player of the Year, and in 2026 his fellow professionals voted him Indian Footballer of the Year. Now at Mohun Bagan, he relies on ARC to protect the speed his game is built on.

Rinku Singh rose from modest beginnings in Aligarh to become one of the most trusted finishers in world cricket. He hit the winning runs in the 2025 Asia Cup final, and in March 2026 he was a T20 World Cup champion with India on home soil. Rinku uses ARC to keep his legs fresh for the moments that decide matches.

Anwar Ali is a commanding centre-back who reads the game a pass ahead. In May 2026 he anchored the East Bengal defence that won the club's first Indian Super League title, ending a 22-year wait for a league crown. For a defender whose game is built on physical presence, ARC keeps him sharp from one match to the next.

Akash Mishra is one of India's finest left-backs, a tireless runner who defends and attacks with equal conviction. He has won the Indian Super League with two clubs, Hyderabad FC in 2022 and Mumbai City FC in 2024, and was named AIFF Emerging Player of the Year. Recovery with ARC keeps his legs fresh for the full ninety, every week.

Yasmeen Fayez captains Bahrain's women's national team, the first women's national side formed in the GCC. A midfielder with more than 50 international caps, she has carried Bahrain through Asian Cup qualifying campaigns and set the standard for the women who follow her. She trusts ARC to keep her body and her game in balance, season after season.

Nagpur's Harsh Dubey is a left-arm spinner and lower-order batter built for long days in the field. In 2024-25 he took 69 wickets, the most ever in a single Ranji Trophy season, as Vidarbha won the title. In June 2026 he made his India debut. ARC keeps him fresh through a season that never really stops.

From Nashik, Ramakrishna Ghosh is a pace-bowling all-rounder for Maharashtra and Chennai Super Kings. In late 2025 he became only the 12th player to take seven or more wickets in a Vijay Hazare Trophy match, and in 2026 he made his IPL debut, dismissing Suryakumar Yadav. ARC helps him carry the double workload of bat and ball.

Abhilash Shetty is a left-arm seamer from Karnataka, bringing an angle the state attack had been missing for years. He took a five-wicket haul on his one-day debut and finished the 2024-25 Vijay Hazare Trophy with 17 wickets as Karnataka won the title. He relies on ARC to recover between spells, so every over carries full intent.