Mayank Agarwal

Profession	Cricketer
Date of Birth	16 February 1991
Age (as in 2022)	31 Years
Birthplace	Bangalore, Karnataka
Father Name	Anurag Agarwal
Mother Name	Suchitra Singh
Wife Name	Aashita Sood
Nationality	Indian

MAYANK AGARWAL was born on 16^th February 1991 in Bangalore, Karnataka. He captained Punjab Kings IPL Franchise last season. He is a very renowned cricketer, he gained his spot in Indian Cricket Team as a opener after a stellar domestic season for Karnataka Ranji team.

EARLY LIFE OF MAYANK

He was born in Bangalore, Karnataka. He was born to Anurag Agarwal who was a CEO at a 35 million Dollar Company, Natural Remedies. He studied in Bishop Cotton Boy’s School, famous for producing great cricket players in its grounds, there he played with Karun Nair and K.L. Rahul.

CAREER

Mayank Agarwal, a prolific opening batsman since his Under-13 days at Bishop Cotton Boys’ School in Bangalore, modelled his batting style on Virender Sehwag. In the 2008-09 Under-19 Cooch Behar Trophy, Agarwal scored 432 runs at an average of 54 in five matches and hit a match-winning 160 for India Under-19s in a one-dayer against Australia Under-19s in Hobart.

Agarwal was a bright spot in an otherwise disappointing Under-19 World Cup for India in 2010, scoring the tournament’s only positive. Agarwal then advanced to the India A sides, but he struggled to maintain consistency. Agarwal, who was initially labelled as a limited-overs specialist, made his Ranji Trophy debut for Karnataka in the 2013-14 season; he made his T20 debut in 2010-11 and List A debut in 2011-12.

BIOGRAPHY

Real Name: – Mayank Agarwal

Profession: – Cricketer

Father Name: – Anurag Agarwal

Mother Name: – Suchitra Singh

Sister Name: – NA

Brother Name: – Raj Kishan

Birthdate: – February 16th, 1991

Age: – 31

Birthplace: – Bangalore, Karnataka

Nationality: – Indian

Weight: – 75kgs

Height: – 5 feet 9 inches

Wife: – Aashita Sood

CONTROVERSIES

Former Australian leg-spinner O’Keeffe attempted to undermine debutant Mayank Agarwal’s brilliant 76-run knock against the Australia cricket team at the MCG while commentating for Fox Sports. O’Keeffe, perhaps disturbed by India’s dominance over Australia, went on to call the quality of India’s first-class cricket system into question by racially abusing domestic cricket players.

Mayank Agarwal, for example, may have scored his 300 against “some canteen staff or waiters,” referring to the spectacular runs he scored in India’s first-class cricket tournament, the Ranji Trophy, which included a brilliant triple century against Maharashtra in 2017..