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'India only place where if you're 30, you can’t do certain things': Indian pacer on being overlooked for last 6 years
One particular India pacer has experienced a start-stop career so far. His time on the field has been heavily affected by injuries that have forced long layoffs multiple times. Even though he made his First-Class debut in 2008, he only managed to play 63 matches. He has played 69 List A and just 87 T20 games so far. The story with Team India is no different as he has only donned the national jersey nine times each in Tests and ODIs.
Enter Varun Aaron.
Varun Aaron, who plays for Rajasthan Royals in the Indian Premier League (IPL), last represented India 2015. It was a Test match against South Africa in Bengaluru that ended in a draw. Be it stress fractures or bouts of illnesses, Aaron has spent a considerable time away from the 22 yards. Despite multiple setbacks, Aaron is not ready to give up hopes of a comeback into the Indian Team. Having said that, the 31-year-old, however, realizes that it will be an uphill task as selectors tend to ignore players above 30 years of age.
