The purpose of the study was Comparative Analyse the Physiological Variables of All India Intervarsity Level Batsmen‟s, Pace Bowlers, Spin Bowlers, Wicketkeepers, and All-Rounders men cricketers of India. For the purpose of this study, one hundred and fourteen cricket players which consist 22 batsmen, 40 bowlers (i.e. 25 medium pace and 15 spin bowlers) 14 wicket keepers, and 38 all-rounders were selected. The following physiological variables were considered to be the major factors contributing to the performance in the cricket- Resting pulse rate, Resting blood pressure, Hb content, Vital capacity, Anaerobic power, and Aerobic capacity. To prepare profiles of All India Intervarsity Level cricket Men players of India, descriptive analysis i.e. mean and S.D. was done. For the comparison of the physiological variables analysis of variance (Anova) and test Schafee,s post hoc test was applied. The mean of Hemoglobin of batsmen‟s, pace bowlers, spin bowlers, wicketkeepers, and all-rounders were 13.79 mm/Hg, 13.32 mm/Hg, 13.16 mm/Hg, 13.13 mm/Hg., and 13.66 mm/Hg, Resting Pulse rate were 69.68 bt/min., 70.12 bt/min., 70 bt./min., 70.64 bt./min., and 70.34 bt./min., systolic blood pressure were 115.81, 116.28, 116.9, 116.64, and 117.2, diastolic blood pressure were 92.00, 93.24, 92.80, 89.21, and 92.97, the mean of Vital Capacity were 3.16 ltr, 3.1 ltr 2.99 Ltr, 2.52 ltr., and 2.95 ltr, Anaerobic Power were 724.57 Watt, 703.59 Watt, 706.2 watt, 704.93 Watt., 687.690 Watt, Aerobic Power were 35.13 Watt, 35.66 Watt, 35.88 Watt, 39.19 and 38.66 Watt. On comparatively analysis it was found that only Vital Capacity among All India Intervarsity level Cricket Batsmen‟s & wicketkeepers was significant and no other physiological variable were not found significantly different among Batsmen‟s, Pace Bowlers, Spin Bowlers, Wicketkeepers, and All-Rounders men cricketers of India at .05 level of significance.