By Admin 14 -year -old Vaibhav Suryavanshi first came in the headlines for his age, but now he is known as an explosive batsman. However, now Nitish Rana gave some such statement about his age, which is now going viral. When Rajasthan Royals bought Vaibhav in IPL, his age was described as 13 years. He made an IPL debut at the age of 14 and made history in the first season. Now he has come second in the list of fastest century in IPL history, only Chris Gayle is ahead of him.
Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s right age is being discussed from the beginning. Actually, one of his interviews also went viral, after which questions were raised about age whether Vaibhav is really 14 years old or not. West Delhi captain Nitish Rana, who recently won the Delhi Premier League title, mentioned the age of Vaibhav in his statement. He also reacted to Sanju Samson and Ryan Parag.
What did Nitish Rana say about the age of Vaibhav Suryavanshi?
After winning the Delhi Premier League title, Nitish Rana gave his opinion about players of Rajasthan Royals in an interview. During this time he was asked that anything about Vaibhav Suryavanshi, which the world does not know? To this, he said, “He is only 14 years old or not?” However, he later said that he is joking.
Vaibhav, who played a historic innings of 101 runs off 38 balls in the IPL, is surrounded by age -related questions since the beginning. However, his family also showed his date of birth certificate. After a great performance in the IPL, he was selected in the Under-19 team for the tour of England, he has also been selected for the series against Australia-19 team.
This is said about Sanju Samson and Ryan Parag
When asked about Sanju Samson, Nitish Rana said, “Where will he play next year.” In joking, this thing was pointing to the rumors in which it was being said that Rajasthan Royals captain Sanju could leave the team before the next season.
Speaking about Ryan Parag, Rana said, “As it looks is not the same. He is very soft in real life. He talks well, perhaps his attitude on TV looks wrongly. But he is not the same.”