‘My dream of representing India has come true,’ said Avesh Khan upon being selected to the team.

Indore (Madhya Pradesh). Fast pitcher Avesh Khan, who was named to the Indian T20 team for the three-game series against New Zealand, said Wednesday that his dream of representing the country has finally come true. Khan, who returned to Indore on Wednesday morning after three months in various competitions, has received an influx of family, acquaintances and fans congratulating him on his selection in the Indian team. During this, his family members were seen celebrating happiness by giving candy and fireworks to visitors.

In the midst of the celebration, Khan told PTI: “It is every cricketer’s dream to play for his country and he works hard to make that dream come true.” This dream of mine has now come true. ”Khan said that he had done well in previous national competitions and in the IPL, which helped him earn a spot on the Indian team.

The 24-year-old fast bowler attributed his achievement to former cricketers such as Amay Khurasia, Chandrakant Pandit, Devendra Bundela and Abbas Ali, who recognized his potential and nurtured him through guidance. Khan said that he liked to play cricket since childhood and wanted to become a professional cricketer. Aashiq Khan, the father of the fast bowler, remembers how his son’s dreams got wings.

He said: “My son first joined the Indore Colts Cricket Club. Then Amay Khurasia, recognizing his talent, selected him to train at his cricket academy. After that, he didn’t look back. Along with Avesh Khan, Indore’s all-rounder Venkatesh Iyer (26) has also made it to the Indian T20 squad for the three-game series against New Zealand. a celebratory atmosphere among local cricketers.