ABHIMANYU EASWARAN NAMED CAPTAIN: INDIA 'A' SQUAD FOR ENGLAND TOUR

                                                         🏏ABHIMANYU EASWARAN🏏

 India 'A' will be led by Abhimanyu Easwaran in England with Karun Nair back in the scheme of things. Dhruv Jurel has been picked as the vice-captain of the side, which also includes Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill. India 'A' is scheduled to play three matches in England, including one intra-squad match and two against England Lions.

Abhimanyu Easwaran is an Indian cricketer known for his consistent performances in domestic cricket. Here's an overview of his career and achievements:

✅ Personal Information

• Full Name: Abhimanyu Ranganathan Parameswaran Easwaran

• Date of Birth: September 6, 1995

• Place of Birth: Dehradun, Uttarakhand, India

• Batting Style: Right-handed

• Bowling Style: Leg break googly

• Role: Top-order batter

• Domestic Team: Bengal

• International Experience: Standby player for the ICC World Test Championship final in 2021

✅ Career Stats (as of March 2025)

Format	Matches	Runs	Average	100s	50s	Top Score
FC	101	7,674	48.87	27	29	233
List A	89	3,857	47.03	9	23	149
T20	34	976	37.53	1	5	107*

 ✅Career Highlights

• Ranji Trophy 2018–19: Scored 861 runs at an average of 95.66, becoming Bengal's leading run-scorer. 

• First-Class Debut: Made his debut in 2013 against Uttar Pradesh. 

• International Recognition: Named as a standby player for India's squad in the inaugural ICC World Test Championship final in 2021.

✅Abhimanyu Cricket Academy Stadium

A stadium in Dehradun has been named after Abhimanyu Easwaran. Established in 2005, the Abhimanyu Cricket Academy Stadium was funded by his father, Ranganathan Parameswaran Easwaran, a chartered accountant. This is a rare instance where an active cricketer has a stadium named in his honor.

🔔Lesser-Known Facts

• Early Training: Moved to Kolkata at age 10 to pursue cricket, living with his coach Nirmal Sengupta. 

• International Exposure: Featured in the Dhaka Premier League, playing for Prime Bank, one of Bangladesh's leading teams.