About the Book: "Akhil was never the strongest, the fastest, or the most gifted. A frail boy from a small town, he was easily overlooked, just another child standing outside the boundary, watching others play. But he refused to let his frailty define him. He chose the uncelebrated art of fielding, hoping to carve his place in the game he loved.As he stood at the edge, absorbing everything the game had to offer, he never realised the game was watching him too. Cricket wasn’t just a sport; it was his silent companion, shaping him, testing him, and preparing him in ways he couldn’t yet comprehend. His love for the game was not one-sided, he gave it everything, and in return, it gave him much more.Cricket became his greatest teacher, moulding his friendships, aspirations and character. It taught him resilience in failure, humility in success, and gratitude in every moment. From an overlooked boy at the boundary, he transformed—not into a star, but into a dependable player, teammate and man shaped by the game’s silent wisdom.The Boy at the Boundary is not just a story about cricket; it is about passion, perseverance, and the unseen ways in which love, whether for a game, a dream, or a calling, can transform a life. " About the Author: "Anindya Sircar, an alumnus of Banaras Hindu University, is a seasoned banker with over 30 years of experience, 20 of them in team management roles. A Bengali by birth, he spent his formative years in Kanpur and Banaras, an upbringing that shaped his adaptability and broadened his worldview. His extensive travels across India and abroad have enriched his understanding of people, interpersonal relationships, and personal fulfilment. Beyond banking, Anindya is a certified Life, Career, and Cricket Coach and corporate trainer dedicated to helping individuals unlock their true potential—whether in the workplace, on the field, or through the written word. A regular blogger, he shares insights on human character, team management, and transformation across social media. A lifelong cricket enthusiast, Anindya’s love for the game extends beyond playing and coaching. He believes cricket to be a mirror to life, offering lessons in discipline, perseverance, and resilience. Through storytelling, he blends authentic cricketing insights with the emotional depth of personal transformation. An avid reader and passionate cook, he thrives on continuous learning and creative expression. His debut book, The Boy on the Boundary, invites readers to experience an ordinary boy’s extraordinary journey through cricket and life’s profound lessons"

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