Monday evening at Sawai Man Singh stadiumRahul Dravid, head coach Rahul Dravid, could not help helping himself and jumped from his wheelchair while the 14-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi Reached his whirlwind of 35 balls against the Titans of Gujarat.
Timesofindia.com Understands that it was VVS Laxman who recommended the name of Vaibhav Suryavanshi to the head coach of the Royals of Rajasthan, Rahul Dravid. And since then, Dravid has taken the teenage prodigy under his wings.
For two years, Laxman, head of the National Cricket Academy (NCA), has been monitoring Vaibhav’s growth and now it was Dravid, who takes care of the 14 -year -old and has been working on improving his game.
Now, another big cricket, Sachin Tendulkar, once a prodigy himself praised Craynasnhi.
Surayavanshi attracted teeth eyes with her intrepid approach, his bat speed and her ability to choose the length early.
“The intrepid approach of Vaibhav, the speed of the bat, the picking early and the transfer of the energy behind the ball was the recipe behind a fabulous round,” he wrote on X>
“Final result: 101 flows 38 balls. Well played !!”
The Suryavanshi century was also the fastest by an IPL Indian, improving the effort of 37 yusuf Pathan bullets for Rajasthan against Mumbai Indians in 2010.
Suryavanshi made the headlines when he became the youngest player to obtain a contract in the lucrative IPL at the age of 13, before doing his debut this month and announced in style with six on the first ball he faced.
He played in the Ranji trophy national competition at the age of 12 last year and represented the Indian team under 19 against Australia, marking a century of 58 balls.