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Sanjay Manjrekar explains why Vaibhav Suryavanshi can do wonders in ODI format

Vaibhav Suryavanshi He continues to receive praise from some of the biggest names in Indian cricket following his sensational progress over the past few months. after taking ipl 2026 Stormed the season and earned his first call-up India’s T20I teamThe 15-year-old player has now started showcasing his talents in a variety of situations while representing India-A In the ongoing triangular series Sri Lanka.

The young batsman has already established himself as one of the most exciting prospects in world cricket, but questions remain as to how his aggressive style will work outside the T20 format. Former Indian cricketer Sanjay ManjrekarHowever, he believes that the teenager has already shown enough signs to suggest that he can be a major force in 50-over cricket as well.

Sanjay Manjrekar is impressed with Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s all-round batting ability.

Speaking on social media after watching the India A match in Sri Lanka, Manjrekar revealed that he was paying close attention to Suryavanshi’s batting away from the flat surfaces and high-scoring environment often associated with T20 cricket. The former batsman said the conditions in Sri Lanka provided a better opportunity to assess the young player’s overall game and he was encouraged by what he saw.

Manjrekar further explained that Suryavanshi’s game is not entirely built around power-hitting. According to him, the youngster displayed a solid defensive technique, good balance at the crease and the ability to time the ball effectively, which are crucial for success in the longer white ball format.

“I have been watching Vaibhav Suryavanshi quite closely. Whatever name he has earned so far has been in the IPL and T20Is, and this is not the right environment to diagnose a player. I know it is just the ‘A’ series, but the pitches here are not flat like they are in the IPL. But I was able to see some depth in Suryavanshi’s batting. Now I am a bit excited after watching his batting. If you are wondering, he is just playing in the T20s. Dhurandhar. So you are wrong. I have seen him defend quite well with the bat, I know the sample size is small, but I think he can be a 50 over phenom as well. He said.

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Suryavanshi continues to build momentum with India A

Rajasthan Royals (RR) The star arrived in Sri Lanka as part of his dream IPL campaign where he won the Orange Cap after scoring 776 runs in 16 matches. His remarkable performance also earned him a place in India’s squad for the upcoming T20I series ireland And England.

Before joining the senior national setup, Suryavanshi has been gaining valuable experience with India A. After scoring 14 on his debut in the tri-series, he produced a far more solid performance in his second innings against Afghanistan-A. The left-handed batsman scored 44 runs off just 22 balls, playing several attractive strokes before falling to the short ball. Although he missed out on a half-century, this innings further strengthened the belief that he has the temperament and adaptability required to succeed in all formats.

India-A is currently second in the tri-series table and will next face Sri Lanka-A on June 15. With Suryavanshi, Prabhsimran Singh And Ruturaj Gaikwad Performing well in tri series also. Another strong performance from Suryavanshi could further strengthen the growing belief that India’s latest batting sensation is capable of becoming a long-term star in 50-over cricket.

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