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Abhimanyu Easwaran IPL deal missed India debut

Easwaran’s father says IPL could’ve fast-tracked his India debut

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Abhimanyu Easwaran training hard in Dehradun preparing for India debut and England conditions

Abhimanyu Easwaran IPL deal missed India debut, says father

Abhimanyu Easwaran’s journey to the Indian Test team has been one of patience and perseverance. According to his father Ranganathan Easwaran, an IPL deal could have accelerated Abhimanyu’s India debut long ago. Despite being a consistent performer in domestic cricket, the Bengal batter’s path to international cricket has faced many near-misses.

IPL visibility key to India debut, says Abhimanyu Easwaran’s father

“Abhimanyu would’ve made his Team India debut long back if he had the chance to showcase his skills in the IPL,” said Ranganathan. He believes the IPL offers huge visibility, something Abhimanyu missed out on because he isn’t a flashy player who celebrates loudly after centuries. His record speaks volumes though — over 7,674 runs in 101 first-class matches at an average of 48.87, with experience playing in New Zealand, Australia, England, and the West Indies.

Focused preparation for England tour fuels Easwaran’s India dream

Abhimanyu is training hard in Dehradun, facing express pacers with Duke balls to prepare for English conditions. “He wakes up at 5:30 AM, practices on green wickets with red soil for bounce, and studies every English bowler,” said Ranganathan. Abhimanyu is also sharpening his skills against spinners expected in later days of Tests.

The mental toughness behind Abhimanyu’s long wait

Despite disappointments, Abhimanyu’s resolve remains unshaken. Inspired by Rahul Dravid, he treats every setback as fuel to work harder. “Not selecting me results in an even more important thrust. I have to break the door, not just bang it,” Abhimanyu says, according to his father. His disciplined routine includes strict sleep schedules and no distractions from relationships until his dream of playing for India is achieved.

Support from friends and experts signals brighter future

Close friend Aarya Desai praises Abhimanyu’s “mamba mentality,” noting how focused he is despite labels calling him a slow batter. Former selector Saba Karim also believes Easwaran’s technique makes him an ideal opener for India. A strong showing for India A could finally open the door to the national team.

The Cricket Army watches eagerly as Abhimanyu Easwaran prepares to make his mark on the international stage.

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