Kishenchand had a crouched stance but was a good driver and hooker, and an occasional leg break bowler.
While studying in the Model High School in Karachi, he was elected the best schoolboy cricketer in Sind for the year 1939/40.
He migrated to the Western India States in the early 1940s, and later played for Gujarat, and Baroda as well for Sind.
His career highest first class score of 218 in the Zonal Quadrangular in 1946/47 helped his selection to the tour of Sri Lanka, and Australia in 1947/48.
After playing a few balls carefully, Bradman took a single past mid-on to reach his hundred.