Robin Uthappa On Vaibhav Sooryavanshi: Vaibhav Suryavanshi, the 15-year-old young sensation of Indian cricket, is continuously creating havoc on the field with his explosive and explosive batting. While on one hand the fans are crazy about his game, on the other hand even the former veteran players are surprised to see his extraordinary skill. Meanwhile, former Indian cricketer and two-time IPL champion Robin Uthappa has compared Vaibhav with all-time great cricketer Sir Don Bradman, after which the atmosphere of discussion on social media is heated.
Uthappa saw a glimpse of Don Bradman in Suryavanshi
Robin Uthappa, while talking on his YouTube channel, made a comparison between Vaibhav and Bradman and also gave the big reason behind it. According to Uthappa, it is still the initial phase of Vaibhav’s international career, but the opposing bowlers seem to be adopting the same strategy against him as was once adopted against Bradman. Uthappa said, ‘When the great Don Bradman used to dominate with his batting, the bowlers were left with no option but to resort to body-line bowling to stop him from scoring runs. Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s technique is also very similar to that of Bradman, in which he almost always escapes from being out LBW.
Waiting for the reaction of the bowlers
Uthappa believes that the bowlers are still trying to understand the batting pattern of this 15-year-old young player. He said that it will be interesting to see how Vaibhav reacts when the bowlers make new plans against him. The former legend stressed that if Vaibhav Suryavanshi is successful in maintaining an average of more than 40 along with his aggressive strike rate, he will prove to be an extraordinary and historic player on the field.
Big bang in a short career
Vaibhav Suryavanshi has played only 6 T20 matches for India so far. During this period, he scored 193 runs at an average of 32.16 and strike rate of 189.21. In which 2 half-centuries were also seen from his bat. But he has not been out LBW even once. Something similar was seen in the IPL too, where he scored runs against almost every big bowler.
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