Ramesh Powar is a former Indian cricketer, primarily known for his role as an offspin bowler. Born on May 20, 1978, in Mumbai, Maharashtra, Powar represented India in both Test and One Day International (ODI) formats. He began his domestic career playing for Mumbai, showcasing his talent and establishing himself as a reliable spinner. His consistent performances at the domestic level earned him a callup to the Indian national team. Powar made his ODI debut in 2004 against Pakistan and his Test debut in 2007 against Bangladesh.

While not a permanent fixture in the Indian squad, Powar contributed with his economical bowling and ability to pick up crucial wickets. He was known for his classical offspin action and his variations in pace and flight, which often troubled batsmen. Although his international career was relatively short, he played a significant role in the domestic circuit, continuing to perform well for Mumbai and other teams he represented.

Following his playing career, Powar transitioned into coaching. He has held coaching positions with various teams, including the Indian women's cricket team. His tenure with the women's team was marked by both success and controversy, but he remained committed to developing talent and contributing to the sport. Powar's experience as a former international cricketer provides him with valuable insights into the game, which he utilizes in his coaching endeavors. He remains involved in cricket, sharing his knowledge and expertise with aspiring cricketers.