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Varun Aaron said he was "emotion great" at result a berth in the 15-member Indian team for the first Test against the West Indies.
"I am feeling good," the rookie fast bowler said when asked how it feels like after learning that he was chosen in the team led by statemate Mahendra Singh Dhoni.
He accredited his father for breaking into the national team saying "my dad stimulated me to play cricket."
The 21-year-old pacer, however, decline to take any further question saying it was not allowed under BCCI rules.
Jharkhand State Cricket Association (JSCA) president Amitabh Choudhary, the man who has seen Varun rising up from junior cricket, expressed gladness on Varun's selection.
"I am self-important to see Dhoni catapulting to Test cricket after establish him in the incomplete overs. Now Varun is selected for Test cricket close on the heal of his stupendous performance in the recently finished one-day series next to the England team," said Choudhary, who was manager during India's tour of Zimbabwe a few years ago.
Recalling Varun's head-line hogging 153.4 km/hour delivery during the Jharkhand/Gujarat Vijay Hazare medal final last year, Choudhary said there was no short cut for achievement and he should maintain constancy through a disciplined effort.
"Varun should stay focused and should try to become a winning bowler," he said and hoped Varun would bowl even faster against the West Indies.
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