Suryavanshi, 14, only going to get better – Dravid

Vaibhav Suryavanshi, 14, is “only going to get better,” according to Rahul Dravid, his Rajasthan Royals coach and legend of India. He will also need support in the wake of his newfound fame.

Suryavanshi, the first player to record a 100 in men’s T20s, scored a stunning 35-ball century against the Gujarat Titans on Monday in the Indian Premier League.

How do you handle this, cricket player in this country?

You can’t distance yourself completely, but you also don’t want to get sucked in.

In this circumstance, “finding that happy medium is probably the answer.”

Suryavanshi made his debut against Lucknow Super Giants this month with a deal worth 106 789 (1. 5 crore rupees). He was the youngest player in the IPL when he was signed for a record-breaking price at last year’s auction.

In his third game, he scored 101 from 38 balls with seven fours and 11 sixes, making 34 in his first innings and making 34 in his first.

Sachin Tendulkar, former All-Star Yuvraj Singh, and others have since praised Suryavanshi.

Dravid said, “He’s only going to develop and he’s only going to improve.” He is not a finished article, according to anyone.

No one should be hurriedly proclaiming what he is not. He is who he is.

He’s a very talented young player who is working really hard to improve his abilities and skills, but he’ll need to do so constantly.

Suryavanshi, who was acquired by the Royals last year, became the youngest player to be acquired at an IPL auction.

In a youth test against Australia Under-19s in Chennai, a 13-year-old Suryavanshi scored a 58-ball century for India Under-19s.

He “has a really good hand, bat speed, and obviously, a really high backlift,” Dravid said.

He exhibits good hand-eye coordination when judging length. That’s something that really surprised me.