New Zealand coach Rob Walter has his eyes on India’s young batsman Vaibhav Suryavanshi. The five-match T20 series between India and New Zealand is going to start from October 22. Regarding this series, Walter has expressed his interest in Vaibhav’s game. The tour of New Zealand can be a different kind of challenge for Vaibhav, who made his mark in Indian cricket at a young age. Especially the speed and bounce available on the pitches there can give a good test of his batting talent. Vaibhav has made his mark in a very short time through domestic cricket and IPL.
Due to his aggressive batting, he attracted a lot of attention and after this he also made a place in the Indian T20 team. He made his international cricket debut against England in July. However, after this he did not get a chance to play in the playing eleven in the T20 series against Afghanistan and the match against Japan. Now there are expectations about his return in the series against New Zealand. Conditions will bring challenges. Vaibhav’s batting is also interesting for Walter because in IPL he has been seen scoring runs freely against many experienced bowlers of the world. But the conditions in New Zealand will bring new challenges for them.
There, additional bounce and faster speed can be seen in the ball. In such a situation, it will be interesting to see how Vaibhav uses his aggressive style in such situations. If he gets a chance, his technique as well as his ability to take decisions under pressure will be monitored. Has scored 193 runs in 6 innings. Vaibhav has so far scored 193 runs in six innings in T20 International for India. He has two half-centuries to his name and his highest score in this format is 81 runs. If he gets a place in the playing eleven on the New Zealand tour, it will be an important experience for his international career. By performing in fast and bouncy conditions, he can present another picture of his batting. At the same time, the New Zealand team will also focus on preparing its strategy against this young Indian batsman.