Former India captain and head coach
Rahul Dravid on Saturday teamed up with his son Anvay to represent Vijaya Cricket Club (Malur) in a Third Division match for the Nassur Memorial Shield.
Batting at No.6, Dravid senior scored 10 runs from eight balls, including one boundary.
His son Anvay made an impressive 58 runs off 60 balls with eight fours, contributing to Vijaya's total of 345 for 7 against Young Lions Club.
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While Anvay plays as a wicketkeeper-batter, his elder brother Samit is developing as a pace-bowling all-rounder.
Young Lions' AG Aditya claimed 4 for 60.
Dravid had recently returned to Bengaluru after attending Rajasthan Royals' pre-season camp in Guwahati.
Notable father-son duos who have played together include WG Grace-Grace Jr, Lala-Surinder Amarnath, Dennis-Adam Lillee, Denis-Heath Streak, Shivnarine-Tagenarine Chanderpaul, and Ian-Liam Botham.
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