John Warren was an Indian first-class cricketer who represented Bengal in domestic competition. He is recorded among the cricketers who turned out for Bengal in the Ranji Trophy era of Indian domestic cricket.
| Full name | John Warren |
|---|---|
| Nationality | Indian |
| Sport | Cricket |
| Role | First-class cricketer |
| Domestic team | Bengal |
| Competition | Ranji Trophy |
Warren is among the players associated with Bengal cricket through participation in first-class fixtures organised under the auspices of the Cricket Association of Bengal. The Bengal team has competed in the Ranji Trophy, the premier domestic first-class cricket tournament in India, since the tournament's inception in 1934.
Warren appeared in first-class cricket as a member of the Bengal side. Bengal traditionally played its home fixtures at Eden Gardens in Kolkata, one of the oldest and most prominent cricket venues in India.
As a first-class cricketer for Bengal, Warren forms part of the broader history of organised cricket in eastern India, a region that has produced numerous players of note for both domestic and international competition.