Vaibhav Suryavanshi, who performed a bang on the cricket field, is not interested in any identity today. Suryavanshi broke many records in the match between Gujarat Titans and Rajasthan Royals yesterday. However, the story of a long struggle and hard work is hidden behind the glow in his batting.

Do you know where did he take the basic training of this game of cricket? If not, then let us tell you where the golden cricket journey of Vaibhav started.

Travel started from here

Vaibhav Suryavanshi laid the foundation of his career from Cricket Academy Samastipur. Where Brajesh Jha worked hard on him. This is the place where he learned to catch bat, hit a straight drive and play on the field. In this academy, he got the best coaching staff, who paid attention to improving his technology from the beginning.

Manish Ojha’s special contribution

After this, Vaibhav Suryavanshi was sent to Manish Ojha in Patna to further improve the ahead and well. Where there were many other improvements in them. Vaibhav’s father took a car during this time so that he could take his son to Patna. According to reports, Vaibhav used to go to Manish Ojha on Altarant days and take cricket tips.

Johar showed in IPL

Today Vaibhav Suryavanshi is leaving a distinct mark in the Indian Premier League (IPL), one of the world’s largest cricket leagues. Everyone is surprised to see the skill of hitting long sixes with a high strike rate, how a 14-year-old child can play so well. Rahul Dravid, former captain of the Indian cricket team, known as The Wall, has also become crazy about Vaibhav’s son.

Father’s important role

Vaibhav Suryavanshi has an important role in the place where his father is in it today. He has a lot of contribution of Sanjeev Suryavanshi for his son’s career. He supported Vaibhav a lot and for this he sold to his field.

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