Having a ball

Cricket is Aman Gandhi’s first love

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Updated At : 01:57 PM Dec 19, 2020 IST

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Aman Gandhi, who is playing Shikhar Shastri in the new show Prem Bandhan, shares his memories of playing professional cricket.

Aman played professional cricket for Delhi district Under 17. Sharing his experience, he says, “My Under 17 journey still holds a special place in my heart. I had achieved a lot of trophies and medals in the game. I unfortunately had to leave cricket to pursue further studies. But I have no regrets. I still have the same love for the game. The best sound for me even today is the sound of the ball touching the bat. I still manage to keep the teen in me alive by playing BCL.”

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