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'Get Him In Test Team': Netizens Demand Team India Call-Up For Vaibhav Sooryavanshi After Stunning 92-Run Knock In Duleep Trophy

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has once again set social media buzzing with his sensational batting display in the Duleep Trophy. The 15-year-old smashed a half-century off just 42 balls for East Zone against Central Zone, becoming the youngest player in Duleep Trophy history to reach the landmark. Sooryavanshi attacked the Central Zone bowlers from the outset, reaching his fifty with three sixes and five…

'Get Him In Test Team': Netizens Demand Team India Call-Up For Vaibhav Sooryavanshi After Stunning 92-Run Knock In Duleep Trophy

Social media erupted with excitement following Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's remarkable half-century for East Zone against Central Zone in the Duleep Trophy. The 15-year-old became the youngest player in Duleep Trophy history to reach the half-century milestone, displaying his aggressive batting style. Sooryavanshi smashed three sixes and five fours to reach his landmark score, captivating fans and garnering praise for his performance.

Social media users took to the platform to demand his inclusion in India's Test team, stating confidently, “Get him in the Test team.” This comes despite Sooryavanshi's limited Test experience, as he has yet to play an international match. His impactful run in the Duleep Trophy, however, has showcased his potential to adapt his attacking game to longer-format cricket.

Fans are already generating expectations of a bright future for the young sensation, as his fearless strokeplay continues to draw admiration across formats.

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