Former captain of Team India and veteran batsman Rahul Dravid was famous for his special style. He was known for staying at the crease for a long time and playing long innings. But Dravid’s younger son Anvay is presenting a completely different kind of batting from his father. Anvay, who is cementing his place in India’s Under-19 team, hit 3 sixes and 2 fours in just 18 balls in the ODI match against Australia Under-19.
Anvay’s explosive batting
in Rajkot Youth ODI series between Under-19 teams of India and Australia Anvay Dravid created this chaos with his bat in the first match of . Due to rain, this match could not start on time and hence instead of 50 overs, it had to be played in 20-20 overs. The Indian team came out to bat first and in such a situation, it had to score a big score while batting in the same manner as in a T20 match. Anvay’s innings helped in this only.
Anvay Dravid came to the crease to bat in the 12th over. By this time the Indian team had scored 88 runs and 4 wickets had fallen. After this, only fours and sixes came from Dravid’s bat. Only 17 year old Anvay was out in the 18th over and by this time he had scored 38 runs in 18 balls. During this period, 3 sixes and 2 fours came from his bat. Anvay’s strike rate was 211, which was the highest among all the batsmen of the Indian team.
Aryaveer’s performance on debut was like this
On the basis of this innings of wicketkeeper-batsman Anvay, India Under-19 scored 182 runs losing 6 wickets in 20 overs. Before Dravid, the son of Team India’s former explosive opener Virender Sehwag also showed some glimpses of his batting in this match. Aryaveer Sehwag, who was making his debut, also opened like his father and hit fours. However, he was out after scoring 28 runs in 26 balls. The biggest innings for the team was played by Yashvardhan Chauhan, who scored 54 runs in 34 balls.