NEW DELHI: At 5am Ist on September 22, Zubin Bharucha’s phone was buzzing. It was a video call from Vaibhav Suryavanshi in Brisbane after the first Indian youth U19 one day against Australia U19.“This boy drives me crazy,” Bharucha, Rajasthan Royals‘High performance director, told Timesofindia.com. “I asked him, ‘VaibhavEarly in India, what do you want to show me? “” Bharucha was reminded of the 14 -year -old.
The teenager turned on the camera towards the ground and asked, “Sir, are you light? (Can you see this light?)”The confused Bharucha replied, “I’ve never been to Brisbane in my life, Vaibhav.”“After a while, I realized, ‘Oh, he showed me a bloody light there in Brisbane.’ And he told me, ‘Sir, look at this light, do, teenager, Chaar Khamba Hai (there are four pillars).’ “
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Over the boundaries with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Bharucha confused asking Vaibhav to cut. “Maine Ball Haan Kya Karu Abhi (I say yes, what can I do?).” Vaibhav was a little disappointed and said, “Nahi sir, Kya Samjha Raha Hoon Aapko? Ye Chaaron Light Hai Na IPL Mey Ek Khamba Mey Lagta Hi (no sir, what do I explain to you?Bharucha, still half asleep, failed to understand the point of Vaibhav: “I still don’t get what he is trying to say.”This got anxious teenager, and he said: “Arey Sir, Ball Nahi Dikh Raha Idhar (I can’t see the ball while playing).”He left Bharucha smiling, and he replied, “Vaibhav, Sabke Liye is the same as Hi Light Hai (everyone is playing under the same light).”Bharucha still doesn’t know if the words that calm him down to help the children, but if the score card is believed -they have made a sign and how! Vaibhav has set the Coast of Australia on fire.After playing a cowboy in Odi Youth, he smoked a century in the youth test. The boy, who made his first class debut on 12, won his millions of Dollars IPL on 13, and then made history as the youngest player to hit a century at T20 men from just 35 balls.Earlier this year, he hit the fastest century in the record in Odi Youth against England in Worcester. He already has the following big fans. When he went to the UK, he was stopped for selfies at the airport, and fans reached the place to get his signature.Yes, it’s just an international young man, but he’s the youngest player in the squad for two and a half years. He has seen at least one or two levels above the other.In the middle of all the luxury and glamor, Vikram Rathour, a former Indian batting coach, now with Rajasthan Royals, firmly believes that Suryavanshi is destined for great things.
Vaibhav Suryavanshi (Photo PTI/Shailendra Bhojak)
“He got a hundred in England, he got a hundred in Australia and you saw what he could do in the T20 cricket (IPL). Excellent for young children, “Rathour told Timesofindia.com.“He was a disappointed man, but the great thing about him was that he was not confused at all, not that he scored a hundred and suddenly became a big name in the Indian cricket at a young age, nothing changed, he was still so deep and comfortable with all this suddenly around him.Bharucha voiced Rathour’s voice and went further, asking the voter to “blood” immediately.“He had to bleed into the right team immediately, like Sachin all years ago,” Bharucha said.“They need this man’s blood immediately, boss, because he is in another zone, at least sending him to India one visit, sending him to India immediately, I told you, this Australian attack here, bowling to India, he will get two hundred,” he said.
Rajasthan Royals’ Vaibhav Suryavanshi (PTI photo)
Bharucha tells the story of the IPL, when the teenager faces Jofra Archer in the net.She smoked Jofra Archer in the net, Jofra Archer, when she was a bowl in the net, she was a devil, she never cooked a heating ball when the dough was there.“When he bowling to Vaibhav, I was scared, and the boy hit a shot on the back, and he came out of the stadium. All coaching staff, despite Jofra, were shocked, “he said.Bharucha and Rathour agree that there are areas in his game that still need improvement. His love for goats and rice is a scary Bharucha, but with the bats in his hands and the power of his six, he delights the former Mumbai batter, who feels the son of Samastipur, Bihar, is a world-class talent that goes beyond his years.
