
Teenage batting prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has begun an intensive red-ball training stint at Rajasthan Royals' High Performance Centre in Talegaon near Nagpur, gearing up for the Duleep Trophy. The 19-year-old is part…
Teenage batting prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has begun an intensive red-ball training stint at Rajasthan Royals' High Performance Centre in Talegaon near Nagpur, gearing up for the Duleep Trophy. The 19-year-old is part of the Royals' setup and is focusing on technique and endurance for the longer format.
The domestic season's premier first-class tournament will test his adaptability beyond white-ball cricket, where he has already made a mark. Indiatvnews.com reports the youngster is undergoing a structured programme aimed at building concentration and shot selection for the rigours of four-day matches.
Every IPL season produces a young hitter hyped as the next big thing, and Sooryavanshi now faces the true measure of his game. White-ball fluency rarely translates automatically to red-ball discipline, where patience and defence matter more than flash. The Duleep Trophy will show whether he can leave his ego at the crease. Watch for his strike rotation and time spent in the middle in his first innings. That number will tell more than any highlight reel.
Source: indiatvnews.com
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