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15-Year-Old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi Fan Favourite During Duleep Trophy Final, Wins Chepauk Fans' Hearts with Autograph Gesture | VIDEO

Young cricket sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi received a rousing reception from fans at the packed Chepauk Stadium during the Duleep Trophy final. The crowd cheered loudly for the youngster throughout the game, highlighting his growing popularity among cricket followers. The 15-year-old responded warmly to the support after the match by spending time with fans. When Chepauk cleared its throat for…

15-Year-Old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi Fan Favourite During Duleep Trophy Final, Wins Chepauk Fans' Hearts with Autograph Gesture | VIDEO

Thirteen and a half years old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi captured the hearts of fans at the packed Chepauk Stadium during the Duleep Trophy final. The young cricketer's presence in the stadium was met with thunderous applause from the audience, underscoring his budding popularity among cricket enthusiasts. After the match, Sooryavanshi reciprocated the love by spending time with fans.

The atmosphere at Chepauk Stadium was electric as spectators cheered for Sooryavanshi throughout the game, making every appearance by the young cricketer a highlight. His popularity only grew as he delivered a dazzling performance against Mohammed Siraj, who was bowling for the opposition. Sooryavanshi responded to the fanfare by signing autographs for several supporters eager to catch a glimpse of the promising youngster.

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