From October 6, the Indian team has to play a 3-match T20 series against Bangladesh. Team India has been announced for this. BCCI has released the squad list of 15 members. Fast bowler Mayank Yadav has also been given a chance in this series. Mayank, who created a sensation in the IPL by throwing the ball at a speed of 156.7 kilometers per hour, will be seen on the international stage for the first time. The anti in Mayank's cricket is very interesting. His father himself wanted to become a cricketer but he lost it due to circumstances. Today his son Mayank is going to debut for Team India. Let us know the whole story of Mayank reaching the Indian team.

This is how I entered cricket

Mayank Yadav's father Prabhu Yadav is originally from Supaul district of Bihar. However, Mayank was born in Delhi and grew up there. Prabhu Yadav had 4 brothers and 2 sisters. He has told in his interview that he was second in the house. He himself liked playing cricket but due to poor financial condition at home, he had to come to Delhi at the age of 18 to earn money. In this way cricket went away from him. But while living in Delhi, Mayank was born and he tried to fulfill his dream through a son.

When he was 4 years old, his father once took him for a walk in the park on a holiday. During this time, when he saw children playing cricket, he remembered his dream. Then he asked his son- 'Will you play cricket?' On this Mayank said- 'As per your wish'. In this way it was decided that he would play cricket. After this his father got him admitted in Gymkhana Cricket Club. Along with playing, Mayank's interest in fast bowling gradually increased and he became engrossed in it. At the age of 16, Mayank moved to Sonet Club, where coach Tarak Sinha played an important role in honing his talent.

No one wanted to teach cricket

Mayank's father revealed in an interview that when he was 16 years old and was looking for a good club, he visited many clubs in Delhi. But everyone refused to teach cricket to Mayank. However, he did not give up and kept trying. Then he came to know about Sonet Club of Delhi. Prabhu Yadav told that coach Tarak Sinha was known for being fair. So he went to him and when the trial took place, everyone present there was surprised to see Mayank's speed and line-length. He took the responsibility of honing his talent, but he was so impressed that he refused to take the coaching fees.

Mayank is a vegetarian, he is feared in Delhi

Mayank Yadav, 6 feet 1 inch tall, used to play for Delhi in domestic cricket before playing in IPL. He was famous for his speed and dangerous bouncers. Because of this, Delhi batsmen were afraid of him. Boys of his age were scared of playing. Mayank himself has revealed that when he was 14 years old, his coach Tarak Sinha had refused to even practice with the boys of his age group.

Whereas Vijay Dahiya, who brought him to IPL, was stunned to see him bowling in the nets of Vijay Hazare Trophy. He immediately sent an invitation to Lucknow Super Giants. After this he made his IPL debut and now he is going to debut for Team India. Mayank, who bowls the ball at a speed of 156.7 kilometers per hour, is a vegetarian like Team India's legendary batsman Virat Kohli. His father Prabhu Yadav has told that he had given up non-veg 4 years ago.