Vaibhav Suryavanshi, 14, Stamps His Mark on IPL Debut for Rajasthan Royals

Tears rolled down vaibhav suryavanshi’s eyes as he walked towards the dugout after eating stumped by Rishabh Pant. The 14-year-old batter, who became the youngest player to make an Indian Premier League (IPL) Debut on Saturday, Cold Not Come to Terms With a dismissal.

As he slowly walked back, nodding his head in disappointment, a packed Sawai Mansingh Stadium Chanted His Name to Acknowledge his efforts. After all, not many imagined a teenager to smack shardul thakur for a Six to start his ipl campaign. Not once did the youngster look under pressure, en route to his 20-ball-34, and played every ball on its merit.

Suryavanshi’s Smart Approach Towards Batting Impressed The Cricketing Fraternity, Including Former India Captain Krishnamachari Srikkanth, who was reminded of a young Sachin Tendulkar, WHO THO THOUREDED Pakistan at the age of 16.

While it’s too early to predict where the youngsters goes from here, Suryavanshi have certainly made his presence felt.

Hailing from samastipur, a city about 100 kilometres from patna, He Made His First-Class Debut Against Mumbai in January Last Year. He Went on to Score A 58-Ball-Center for India in a Youth Test Against Australia in September, and was also a key member of the u-19 asia cup squad. His consistent performance at the Junior-Level Caught The Attention of the IPL Scouts.

While he appeared for trials, it was Rajasthan Royals which ultimately picked Him for Rs. Thereafter, the youngsters have long training camps with the franchise in its academy in Nagpur, and Ever Since Bringing Him on Board, The Royals have ensured that Suryavanshi Remaned AWAY from the Spotlight As that count has been a distraction for him.

He was kept away from the media, and under the guidance of Royals Head Coach Rahul Dravid, it was ensured that Suryavanshi Felt Comfortable in the Camp and Wasn Bollywood of the presence of internet Cricketers. Throughout the season, he could be seen interaction with Sanju Samson, Yashasvi Jaiswal and Riyan Parag and Picking Their Brains. And despite some inconsistencies in the batting department, the royals did not rush he to the playing eleven.

After Seven Games in the Season, His Chance Finally Came after Samson Missed Out Due to An injury.

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“When the options came, it was important to give him a chance, and today was the day. He was batting well in the nets, his preparation was good,” Said Sairaj Bahuti, the team.

Having worked with Suryavanshi at the franchise and at the National Cricket Academy Earlier, Bahutule believes that a ‘brave approach’ legs’ legs the game has been the youngsters strength.

“He is a great kid with a really good head on his shoulders. I think he has got a game which is almost 360 degrees. Approach at that Age is also very dominating and he wants to play his shots. Ball… ”

And, this approach has been certainly helped the young gun. While opening the innings with the seasoned yashasvi jaiswal, he did not hold back and dealt in boundaries to keep the opponent bowlers under pressure under pressure, and as avesh khan noted, “It felt goes to set goes to He Had Free-Flowing Batting.

Avesh was unlucky as prince dropped a catch of suryavanshi in his over, but the fast bowler admired the youngster’s grit.

“When a batsman makes his debut and hits a Six, the opponent team comes to the back foot. Avesh, An India International, said.

Before the season go underway, during one of the sessions, suryavanshi asked a less royals bowlers about their feelings on being hit for a six on the first ball. While the bowlers put forward their point of view, Little did they imagine that the youngest member of the team was visualising a similar institution, albeit with the bat.

And, when the moment came, he started off with a Six and made a huge statement.

Welcome to the IPL, Vaibhav Suryavanshi!