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Vaibhav Sooryavanshi Returns to His Roots, Inaugurates New Gen-Nex Cricket Academy | VIDEO

Young cricket sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi added another memorable moment to his journey by inaugurating a new branch of the Gen-Nex Cricket Academy in Bihar. The occasion brought together coaches, organizers, young cricketers and enthusiastic supporters. Sooryavanshi Lights Ceremonial Lamp, Inaugurates Academy The inauguration ceremony began with Vaibhav lighting a traditional ceremonial lamp…

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi Returns to His Roots, Inaugurates New Gen-Nex Cricket Academy | VIDEO

Young cricket prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi made a triumphant return to his roots by opening a new branch of the Gen-Nex Cricket Academy in Bihar. The auspicious event brought together coaches, organizers, young players and enthusiastic spectators. With coaches and academy organizers by his side, Vaibhav lit a traditional ceremonial lamp, symbolizing the academy's inauguration.

Dressed in a black and white jacket, the young cricket sensation was greeted by roaring supporters and aspiring players. Vaibhav officially opened the new Gen-Nex Cricket Academy branch by cutting the ceremonial red ribbon. He then toured the academy grounds with his coach, Manish Ojha, and other guests. The trainees were overjoyed to meet their cricketing idol, who posed for pictures and interacted with them.

The festivities also featured a group photograph of the cricketer, students and coaching staff. Speaking to reporters, coach Manish Ojha expressed immense pride in welcoming his former trainee as the inaugurator. He reminisced about Vaibhav's early training at the academy and lauded his inspiring journey. Ojha added that Vaibhav's presence would motivate young cricketers in Bihar to work diligently and chase their dreams.

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