Sooryavanshi 2.0: In only 6th game, Vaibhav shows unexplored facet of his batting | Cricket News
The cricketing world has quickly come to associate Vaibhav Sooryavanshi with one thing — boundaries. Fours punched through the infield, towering sixes into the stands and an ultra-aggressive approach that leaves bowlers with little room to settle into a rhythm. At 15, he has already forged a reputation for measuring innings not in runs, but in the damage they leave behind. On Sunday, however, in the third T20I against Zimbabwe, Sooryavanshi revealed another side to his batting. While the boundaries were still there in his 81 off 49 balls, beneath the spectacle lay an innings built on patience, strike rotation and game awareness. It was a knock that suggested there is far more to his game than brute force. There were still moments that reminded everyone why he is regarded as one of most exciting young batters in the world. Blessing Muzarabani banged one into his body, and Sooryavanshi swivelled into a pull that disappeared over backward square leg. Wellington Masakadza floated one into his arc, and it sailed over deep midwicket. Wessly Madhevere was …
