Before his call-up to the Indian Test Team, Mayank was already among the top performers in Indian Domestic cricket by emerging as the highest run-getter in 2017-18. He amassed 1,160 runs at an astonishing average of 105.45 in the Ranji Trophy which helped Karnataka reach the semi-finals. Mayank carried on this form into the Vijay Hazare Trophy and was the highest run-getter with 723 runs at a whooping average of 90.23. He was the chief architect in Karnataka's title-winning run as they beat Saurashtra in the finals to lift their third Vijay Hazare Trophy. In doing so, Mayank Agarwal broke the record for the most runs in an Indian Domestic Season across all formats.
Mayank's hard work at the domestic and India A level finally resulted in a call-up to the Indian Test team during the 2018-19 Border-Gavaskar series in Australia. He opened the batting for India in the Boxing Day Test match and scored a gritty 76, which was the highest score by an Indian batsman on debut in Australia, and the second-highest score by an Indian opener on debut in an overseas Test. He followed that up with another fine knock of 42 in the second innings at Melbourne and an aggressive 77 in the Sydney Test match.
Mayank has worked extremely hard on his fitness off late, by incorporating distance running, and functional training into his weekly regime. He has also added Fast&Up nutrition into his training and diet programs, which has enhanced his fitness and muscle recovery. Fast&Up BCAA helps him to replenish electrolytes and vitamins lost during workouts and helps him to gain muscle strength, prevent injury and gives a boost to his endurance. Also, Fast&Up Reload helps him during his workouts as it keeps him hydrated and allows him to push himself during his training.
Mayank recently completed a successful season with the bat for Kings XI Punjab, where he played in the crucial position of number three and scored 332 runs at a strike rate of 141.88 He displayed attacking T20 skills throughout the tournament and is looking to break into the Indian white-ball sides as well when the opportunity arises.