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'He can't walk in right now': Shreyas Iyer on Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's opportunities
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What Happened?
Shreyas Iyer stated that Vaibhav Sooryavanshi must wait for his chance in the playing XI, as established openers continue to perform well. Iyer emphasized the importance of patience for the young talent.
Key points
- Shreyas Iyer is the captain of the India T20 team.
- Vaibhav Sooryavanshi is only 15 years old.
- Iyer believes Sooryavanshi has time to establish himself.
- India's current openers, Abhishek Sharma and Sanju Samson, are performing consistently.
- Sooryavanshi played in eight of the 21 T20Is since earlier tours.
- He opened during the Asian Games with Samson moving to No. 3.
Key insights
- Sooryavanshi's patience may lead to better preparation for future matches.
- Iyer's comments reflect the team's current strategy and confidence in existing players.
- The young player's experience in international conditions could enhance his skills.
Why it matters
The decision on Sooryavanshi's integration could impact his development as a player.
Entities
Shreyas Iyer· PersonVaibhav Sooryavanshi· PersonIndia· CountryNew Zealand· CountryT20 World Cup· Event
Source
Times of India
