Uddish Suri on dismissing Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, selection for ADT10 and eyeing a UAE future with his brother
When Uddish Suri takes leave from his mechanical engineering lectures and plays against some of the world’s biggest hitters in cricket’s fastest format, he might be forgiven for being nervous. The 18-year-old all-rounder will be making his franchise cricket bow when he plays in the Abu Dhabi T10 next month. The Dubai-born left-arm wrist-spinner acknowledged he hasn’t had the chance to worry about…
Uddish Suri, an 18-year-old all-rounder from Dubai, will make his franchise cricket debut in the Abu Dhabi T10 next month, marking his entry into the reconfigured 10-over league. Prior to the draft, the teenager played against Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, one of the world's most destructive young batters. Uddish's first ball to Sooryavanshi resulted in him being dropped, and he went on to take wickets in subsequent spells, including one of Sooryavanshi's 171 runs.
Uddish expressed his excitement about being drafted to play for the UAE Bulls, joining other IPL stars like Kieron Pollard and Sunil Narine. The young cricketer attributes his success to positive thinking and manifesting his goals, such as dismissing Sooryavanshi in the U19 Asia Cup last December. He also shared his joy about being drafted for the UAE Bulls and his excitement about playing alongside his brother, Tanish, in the same team.
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