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IIT Kanpur Grad Leaves IT Career to Play Cricket for Japan's National Team

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Abhishek Anand, originally from Rohtas in Bihar, has earned a place in Japan's national cricket team after relocating there for work. The IIT Kanpur alumnus spent three years playing for a local club in Japan to sharpen his skills. He fulfilled the residency and passport requirements needed for national team selection. Anand's story highlights a broader trend of professionals from Bihar and Jharkhand building careers in Japan's technology sector.

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