| Roger Binny was the first Anglo-Indian to play cricket for India during the dominance of the spin quartet. |
| He was a reliable finisher in critical situations in both Test and ODI matches. |
| Despite being underrated, Binny's all-around ability was evident in his capabilities to swing the ball and rescue his team. |
| Binny was known for his exceptional fielding skills in Indian cricket. |
| He represented his school in football, hockey, and held the national record in the Javelin throw. |
| Binny made his first-class debut at the age of 20 against Kerala but showcased superb performances in following seasons. |
| His highest first-class score of 211 not out came against Kerala with a record-breaking opening partnership. |
| Binny had a decent Test debut against Pakistan in 1979, contributing with both bat and ball. |
| In the 1983 World Cup, Binny's crucial performances helped India reach and succeed in the tournament. |
| Binny played a significant role in the historic victory of India in the 1983 World Cup finals against the West Indies. |
| He was adjudged Man of the Match for his outstanding performance against Australia in a crucial game during the 1983 World Cup. |
| Binny had memorable partnerships and performances in various matches throughout his career. |
| Binny's noteworthy performances against top teams like the West Indies and England highlight his skill and determination. |
| Binny was a key player in the Indian cricket team during important matches and tournaments. |
| He transitioned into coaching roles post-retirement, contributing to India's Under-19 World Cup win and serving as a national selector. |
| In October 2022, Binny was appointed as the chief of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), replacing Sourav Ganguly. |
