Abhimanyu Easwaran has spoken out over his removal from India’s selection for the upcoming series against West Indies.
Abhimanyu Easwaran made his domestic debut in December 2013, but is yet to make his debut for India.
Although Easwaran said that it was difficult at times, he thanked his family and friends for their unwavering support and for keeping him inspired for the future.
“Yes, it does hurt sometimes. You put in all the effort, train hard, and the dream is to be in the middle — to perform, to contribute to wins. But I’m fortunate to have a solid support system: my family, friends, and coach. They help me stay grounded and motivated. Right now, I’m in a good headspace and looking forward to the Ranji season,” stated Easwaran, as quoted.
The Bengal veteran admitted that he is constant learner and believes in working hard after every setback. He also revealed that he is developing a few shots coming into the season.
“I try to stay focused on things I can control. Work harder, train better. Yes, it feels bad sometimes, but that’s natural. The only solution is to keep improving. I’m working on a couple of new shots this season — I won’t reveal which ones (laughs), but hopefully, they’ll come off well. Playing for India is the biggest motivation. Even when I play for Bengal, I feel immense pride. So, that itself lifts me up,” remarked Easwaran.
Easwaran has played 105 First-Class matches so far, having registered 7954 runs in 180 innings at an average of 48.50. The 30-year-old has been selected for several India A games. However, he is yet to debut for the country. Easwaran was recently a part of the Rest of India squad in the 2025 installment of the Irani Cup.
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