Anvay Dravid (Rahul Dravid’s Son)
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Some Lesser Known Facts About Anvay Dravid
- He started playing U-14 for the Karnataka Cricket team, captaining his state in many tournaments, such as the Vinoo Mankad Trophy.
- In 2023-24, Anvay Dravid played for the Vijay Merchant Trophy, where he became the highest run-scorer for his state. He scored 357 runs in five matches, at an average of 45. He bagged four half-centuries.
- While representing Vijaya Cricket Club, he topped the scoring in the U-14 state league.
- Anvay and his father, Rahul Dravid, once played together in a local KSCA league match. Anvay scored the most runs for the team, making 58 runs.
- In 2025, Anvay Dravid led the Karnataka U-19 team to the quarterfinals during the Vinoo Mankad Trophy tournament.
- He played 6 matches and scored 220 runs. His highest score was 82 off 93 balls with 6 fours and 2 sixes. The match was against the Himachal Pradesh Cricket team. He then scored 63 runs against the Chandigarh Cricket team.
Anvay Dravid while playing cricket
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In November 2025, he made headlines when he was named in India’s Under-19 B team for a tri-series in Bengaluru. The tri-series included India U-19 A, India U-19 B, and Afghanistan U-19 teams.
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He then became a part of the BCCI’s Under-19 One-Day Challenger Trophy squads in November 2025.
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