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15 year old Vaibhav Suryavanshi, who went on England tour, failed with the bat in two consecutive matches. Fans were eagerly waiting for Vaibhav’s debut in Team India, but in his first match he got out after scoring only 14 runs. After this, in the third T20 played in Nottingham, Vaibhav was out after scoring only 13 runs in 5 balls. However, he definitely hit 2 attractive sixes. Let us tell you that Vaibhav Suryavanshi has been included in the team in place of Sanju Samson. In such a situation, after failing in two consecutive matches, questions are being raised whether Vaibhav’s debut was rushed. Will the team management again turn to Sanju Samson and Vaibhav will have to be out of playing.
Will Vaibhav be out of the playing eleven?
Team India has not been able to win even a single match under the captaincy of Shreyas Iyer. Before England, India had to lose the series 2-0 against Ireland. Vaibhav Suryavanshi did not get a chance against Ireland. At the same time, even after failing in two matches against England, there is no possibility of keeping Vaibhav out of the playing eleven. The team management seems to be in a mood to give full opportunity to Vaibhav. In such a situation, Sanju Samson may have to wait for now.
However, Sanju can be fitted in place of Tilak Verma in the middle order because Tilak is also continuously flopping. Whereas, if we talk about Vaibhav, the whole world is aware of his destructive batting. Vaibhav, who is playing for the senior team for the first time, has undoubtedly played short innings, but there has been panic among the bowlers as long as he has stayed at the crease.
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