Anvay Dravid, son of former Indian cricketer and head coach Rahul Dravid, has been named among the 35 probables for Karnataka’s squad for the upcoming Under-16 Vijay Merchant Trophy, set to commence on December 6. His inclusion marks another step forward in the young cricketer’s journey, echoing the legacy of his celebrated father.
Anvay, who captained Karnataka’s Under-14 team last year, recently impressed selectors by scoring an unbeaten double century. He scored an impressive 200* for Bangalore Zone against Tumkur Zone in the KSCA Under-16 Inter Zonal tournament, underscoring his potential as a key player.
Competitive Squad Selection ft Anvay Dravid
The Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) revealed the 35-member list on Saturday, which features three talented wicketkeeper-batsmen, including Anvay Dravid, Aditya Jha, and Joy James. Each of these players will compete for a spot in the final squad as they prepare for the upcoming tournament.
Coaching responsibilities for the Under-16 team will be handled by former Karnataka cricketers Kunal Kapoor and Adithya B Sagar, who will serve as head coach and bowling coach, respectively. Their experience will be crucial in grooming Karnataka’s next generation of cricketers, including the young Dravid, for success at the national level.
Strong Cricket Heritage of Dravid family
Anvay is the second Dravid son to make headlines on the cricket circuit. His elder brother, Samit Dravid, recently earned a call-up to the India Under-19 squad after performing well in domestic tournaments like the Maharaja T20 Trophy, where he played for the Mysuru Warriors, and the Cooch Behar Trophy, which Karnataka won.
As Anvay Dravid continues his journey, there’s excitement around his potential contributions to Karnataka cricket, with many eager to see if he can mirror the achievements of his father and brother. The upcoming Vijay Merchant Trophy will offer a significant opportunity for him to establish himself as a rising star in Indian cricket.
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