By Admin 
After Vaibhav Suryavanshi, Indian cricket has got another young diamond, whose name is Aman Yadav. Aman may be young, but his runs from the bat are breaking big records. Aman Yadav, who is captaining the Assam Under-16 team in the Vijay Merchant Trophy, has given such a performance, which has attracted the attention of the entire country.
Aman’s dominance in Vijay Merchant Trophy
30 teams are participating in this prestigious red ball tournament of under-16 level, but Aman Yadav has looked completely different from all the other players. Scoring five centuries in six matches is no mean feat, especially when you are also the captain of your team. Aman has so far scored 749 runs in eight innings and with this he has also become the highest run-scorer in this tournament.
Big innings against every big team
Aman Yadav has shown the power of his bat against almost every strong team. He scored 100 runs against Bengal. Played an innings of 114 runs against Jharkhand. Aman looked completely dominant against Kerala and played a brilliant inning of 173 runs. Which is his biggest score this season. Against a strong team like Mumbai, he scored unbeaten 166 runs, while against Chhattisgarh also he returned not out after scoring 108 runs. It is clear from these innings that Aman is playing well not only against the domestic teams but also against the big cricketing states.
Showed class even in captaincy
Aman Yadav is not only a run machine but also a responsible captain. Under his captaincy, the Assam Under-16 team has remained unbeaten in the Vijay Merchant Trophy so far. Aman himself leads from the front and stands as a wall for the team in difficult situations. This is the reason why the confidence in his team is clearly visible.
Riyan Parag told the future of Indian cricket
Riyan Parag, who reached Team India after coming from Assam, is also very impressed with the game of Aman Yadav. While sharing Aman’s innings on social media, Ryan described him as the “future of Indian cricket”. It is a big thing for a young player when a senior international cricketer praises him.