When Rajasthan Royals signed the young Vaibhav Sureavanshi for a fee of 1.10 RS, not everyone was with the strategy of signing a 13 -year -old child. At the age of 14, Vaibhav made the Premier League output in India and after a match, he smashed his first face in the T20 league. In doing so, the feeling of a young stroke broke several records, and at the same time silenced those who question the identity information for a league of IPL’s height. While the fans only saw what Vaibhav could do in the match against Gujarat, Rajasthan’s scouts already evaluated their talents and therefore decided to cash to young people at Mega auction last year.
After the match against the Titans, Royals Coach Vikram Rathour explained the technical aspects of Vaibhav’s game, which made it a ‘really, really special talent’.
“Really, it was really special. We’ve been watching him in Nets for the last few months. We knew what he could do and play. But in front of such a big crowd, against a strong bowling attack – against a really special Bowling attack.” He said.
“He’s a special, special talent. Technically, he has a great fall that helps him to produce such a power. Today he showed everyone exactly how good it is.
Vaibhav drove 38 balls during his stay. Rathour was surprised to see that a 14 -year -old child hit the ball as Vaibhav did.
Rathour, “For a 14 -year -old child to play like this – this is special. We first saw him during the experiments four months ago, and we knew we had found something extraordinary from that moment. It was up to us to feed him and bring him to this level.
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