Abhishek, who had to switch borders from India to Japan for the love of the sport, highlighted that Sooryavanshi is currently his favourite player and that he wants to meet him and Ishan if there is a chance. he would still be around with the team Although he has not been selected in the squad for the Asiad and the India game. Bihar-born Japanese cricketer Abhishek Anand wants a special meeting with fellow Biharis Vaibhav Sooryavanshi and Ishan Kishan as Japan host India for a one-off T20I at the Sano International Cricket Ground in Sano on Tuesday.
Abhishek Anand, who had to switch borders from India to Japan for the love of the sport, highlighted that Vaibhav Sooryavanshi is currently his favourite player.
A special message for the 15-year-old rising sensation? So, after 2 hours of research, I accepted the offer and came to Japan,” he added. And (I hope) the India-Japan bond should stay strong so that we can do well in the future,” Abhishek said.
But yeah, all the players in the Indian team are equally good,” he told IANS, before expressing, “of course, (I want to meet) my Bihari brothers, Ishan Kishan and Sooryavanshi. Abhishek says he is very eager to see the Indian team and Sooryavanshi in Sano, and then in Nisshin, for the Asiad. I never thought that I would play in the Japan team,” Abhishek further said.
“Currently, everyone’s favourite is Vaibhav Sooryavanshi. “We are eagerly waiting to host the Indian team. We are eagerly waiting for this match. His love for cricket brought him from India to Japan; while studying in college, he received a placement offer from Accenture Japan. “So, the journey in Japan is quite unbelievable. “Then, I thought of searching for some cricket facts in Japan. So, fortunately, that year the Japanese team qualified for the East Asia-Pacific World Cup qualifier. I felt that there was hope for cricket in Japan as well. So, after seeing all this news, I thought about going to Japan to explore the opportunity there. He came to Japan and played for Tokyo Falcon Cricket Club, where he performed well over the first three years and received a call-up to the Japanese national team.
