He hasn’t even played his first international match and he already is being looked as the one who will take the place of Rahul Dravid in the Indian team. Son of the former Ranji Trophy Arvind Pujara, Cheteshwar Pujara asserts “ I don’t like getting out”. His outspoken assertion is further commanded by a record of three tripple centuries in his first month of first-class cricket. Pujara feels that playing in IPL isn’t enough to secure a place in team India, and that only one’s merit gets counted. Despite not getting a chance to play in IPL”s first season, he was content sharing dressing room with senior players like Sourav Ganguly. There will be a lot of expectations in IPL from Pujara taking a cue from his excellent performances in Ranji Trophy and Duleep Trophy recently.