
Rahul Dravid has identified a key issue in Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's rapid rise in international cricket. The 15-year-old has scored 193 runs in six T20I innings at a strike rate of 189.21.
Rahul Dravid has identified a key issue in Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's rapid rise in international cricket. The 15-year-old has scored 193 runs in six T20I innings at a strike rate of 189.21.

Dravid's observation comes as Sooryavanshi continues to impress with his aggressive batting. The young batter's early success has drawn attention but also raised concerns about managing his development.
Sooryavanshi is among the youngest to play for India at the senior level. Managing prodigious talent early has been a challenge in Indian cricket, with previous examples like Vinod Kambli and Unmukt Chand facing dips after bright starts. The Board of Control for Cricket in India's framework for age-group transitions, including the National Cricket Academy pathway, will be key in ensuring Sooryavanshi's long-term development. How the teenager handles increased attention and tougher bowling in his next international series will be the immediate indicator of his adaptability.
Sooryavanshi's rapid entry into international cricket at 15 is rare, and similar early exposure has sometimes led to burnout. The BCCI's age-group system, including the National Cricket Academy, will be crucial in managing his workload and technical growth. The next series against a stronger bowling attack will test whether his technique holds up under pressure.
Source: sports.ndtv.com
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