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Sundar on what makes Vaibhav Sooryavanshi special: ‘Extremely smart, skilful’

Sundar on what makes Vaibhav Sooryavanshi special: ‘Extremely smart, skilful’

Sunder praised Vaibhav Sooryavanshi for his exceptional skill and understanding of the cricket game. The 15-year-old has already gained significant attention from his teammates and fans for his ability to comprehend the nuances of the sport, in addition to his impressive batting and all-round abilities. Speaking to reporters ahead of India's first T20I against Japan in Sano, Sunder highlighted Sooryavanshi's intelligence and sharp mind.

He noted that Sooryavanshi's combination of skill and intelligence would make him a formidable player, capable of winning crucial matches for the Indian team. The all-rounder also expressed his excitement about the upcoming Asian Games, where India aims to secure the gold medal. Sunder expressed confidence in the team's potential, emphasizing their strength in T20 format and their ability to capitalize on their strengths.

He also touched upon the growing popularity of cricket in Japan, praising the country's franchise league and expressing hope that Japanese players may one day participate in the Indian Premier League (IPL). Sunder concluded by promising to keep an eye on these talented Japanese players and encourage his teammates to follow their progress.

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