Vaibhav Sooryavanshi Reflects on Ups and Downs Ahead of Zimbabwe T20I Series
Indian teenage batting prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, who became India's youngest-ever international cricketer at age 15, has acknowledged experiencing 'several ups and downs' over the past four months. After a stellar IPL performance, he debuted against England but managed only modest scores in three matches and was dropped for the final T20I, sparking criticism from former cricketers. Despite the setback, Sooryavanshi remains confident ahead of the T20I series against Zimbabwe starting July 22, 2026, in Harare. He draws inspiration from his U-19 World Cup final heroics at the same venue, where he scored 175 off 80 balls to lead India to victory. Sooryavanshi emphasized following the process, backing his practice, and applying lessons from the U-19 tournament to perform well in the upcoming matches.
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