Dhawan affirmed his readiness for a comeback, citing it as the driving force behind his commitment to maintaining his physical condition. He holds a positive outlook, believing that a chance will present itself sooner rather than later.
"I will be ready, of course (for the comeback). That is why I keep myself fit (so whenever I get a chance I am ready). There is always a chance whether it is one percent or 20 percent. I still enjoy training and I still enjoy the game, these are the things in my control. Whatever decision is made, I respect that," he added.
The left-handed player also conveyed his aspiration to participate in the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 Trophy and the 50-over Vijay Hazare Trophy ahead of the Indian Premier League.
"I have not spoken to any selector (about my future). I keep going to NCA. I enjoy my time there, the facilities are great. NCA has shaped my career and I am grateful for it. Also, I have to prepare for the IPL. I will be playing the Syed Mushtaq Ali and, hopefully, the Vijay Hazare as well," he concluded.
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