“You should not take a shower with Vaibhav Syriavanshi …”: Rahul Dravid’s IPL’s 14 -year -old feeling

Rahul Dravid does not want a microscopic attention in 14 -year -old Vaibhav Sureavanshi, following his groundbreaking face in IPL, but after he said, Rajasthan Royals knows that it is something he cannot control. Dravid, who took a question in Suriavanshi in Star Sports Press room on Wednesday, noticed that the joke world would not leave the talented young people alone. Biha said that the young man would have to find a way to deal with this star tonight.

In the interaction, former Indian head coach, Sureavanshi’s special skills that made him such a great T20 -inclined skills at such a young age.

“I think it will not be possible to completely avoid the experiences around him.

“It will be challenging for him, but at the same time exciting.

“Acknowledge that it is, and to put a certain level of support around it and to attract attention and let it be a young man. It is part of being a cricket player in this country, it is impossible for you to remove yourself and get into it.”

He was fascinated by his rapid judgment about length and fearlessness

Dravid, Rishabh Pant, Shubman Gill, Prithvi Shaw, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Yashasvi Jaiswal, and many other exciting talents. Dravid, who was asked about Sureavanshi, explained what made him special.

“For me, this is really the ability to have this level of fearlessness and not to deal with the occasion. You can’t see it with such young people.

“He will only be better. Nobody says it is a finished article.

Sureavanshi’nin six stroke ability stands out. A strong Gujarat cleared the ropes 11 times on the face of 35 balls against the Titans attack.

The Indian, “What gives him strength is a good bat speed, high backlift, hand-eye coordination. Length decision, fractionally short, whether it is full, can benefit from it, something surprising me. Natural power is useful in this case.” He said.

During the interaction, a video clip of Sureavanshi was shown and praised Dravid for being a better cricket player in the last three months. When the images ended, Dravid played the role he played in the rise.

“The biggest credit is going to him. It would be wrong for me to get a loan for him. It came from a system (first class and India played U19.

“His father was supportive. Many people were involved in Rajasthan Royals … Dravid questions will be asked and he needs to give a diplomatic answer.” He said.

“We are trying to keep it simple with him. It is important that he likes to play the jack he likes to play for us.