Pujara scored an unbelievable triple ton (306) in his debut U-14 Ranji match.  Cheteshwar Pujara's father, Arvind, and Uncle, Bipin, both are former cricket players. The duo represented Saurashtra in Ranji cricket.  Young Pujara would often travel to Mumbai for training purposes during his school vacations. According to his father, 'It would serve two purposes – Chintu would get to bat against quality fast bowlers and also have sufficient match practice.  Pujara was only 17 years old when he lost his mother to cancer.  Does Cheteshwar Pujara drink alcohol: No  Pujara made his U-19 debut for India against England in 2005. He scored 211 runs in one innings, which helped India to a big win.  Does Cheteshwar Pujara smoke: No  Pujara has the second highest batting average of 54.01 in List-A matches, just behind Michael Bevan's 57.86.  Pujara first came into some limelight when he scored an unbeaten 306, then a national record, in a West Zone Under-19 match against Baroda. 

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