‘Vaibhav Sooryavanshi should play street cricket and…’; ‘Ha’ ex-cricketer was furious over the talk of debut

• The former cricketer was furious on Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s debut
• Gave advice to stay at home and study for the exam
• Will Suryavanshi get a chance to debut today?

The second match of the five-match series will be played between India and England today. Vaibhav did not get a chance to debut in the first match. All eyes are on whether the Indian team management will give Vaibhav Suryavanshi a chance to make his debut in the second T20I in Manchester today, July 4.

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The most talked about young batsman in Indian cricket, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, has been in the news not only for his batting but also for his education. The international debut of this 15-year-old player had caused controversy in the cricket world. While many former cricketers called for him to be included in the Indian team as soon as possible, former South African batsman Daryl Cullinan opposed such a rush.

Vaibhav should stay at home and study for the exam..

Cullinan recently said that while Vaibhav’s talent is extraordinary, pushing him at such a young age would be detrimental to his future. He clarified that his statement was not a criticism, but a concern for the future of a young player. He added that my te, Vaibhav should have stayed at home and studied for exams, played street cricket with friends and lived as normal a childhood as possible. He said this does not mean stifling talent, but giving time to the player and his personality to develop.

Rumors that Vaibhav did not appear for the 10th board exams

Vaibhav Suryavanshi did not take his 10th board exams to participate in IPL 2026. There were rumors on social media that he did not appear in the CBSE board exams, but later it was revealed that he did not appear at all. The CBSE 10th board exams started on February 17, but Vaibhav did not go to the exam center.

Speaking to a news agency, Vaibhav’s father, Sanjeev Suryavanshi said that Vaibhav did not take the exam this year. He said that his son is concentrating on cricket and will take the board exams next year. Adarsh ​​Kumar Pintu, director of Modesty School in Tajpur, also said that Vaibhav’s application form had been filled and his admit card had been issued. CBSE had set up its examination center at Poddar International School in the city, but he did not appear for the examination. At that time, Vaibhav had prioritized cricket over studies. He had established himself in Indian cricket with consistent performances and was focused on proving himself at the big level. His family had also made it clear that he would appear for the board exams next year.

Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s international debut is being discussed. Many former cricketers feel that a longer suspension may put additional pressure on him. So, before the second T20 match against England, all eyes are on the decision of the team management.

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