‘Chickpea wilt complex’, an important disease of chickpea, was effectively controlled by a biological agentTrichoderma harzianumand its integration with fungicides. Evaluation of wheat bran sawdust medium forT. harzianumshowed high potentiality. Soil application with different doses ofT. harzianumgave 53–50–85.70% disease control in the glasshouse, increasing with the amount ofT. harzianumapplied. In the field integration ofT.harzianumwith different fungicides significantly reduced the incidence of ‘chickpea wilt complex’ and increased crop yield. Seeds treated with Vitavax‐200 and Ziram resulted in 29.9% disease control, which was further increased to 63.3% when integrated with soil application ofT. harzianum.