Vaibhav Sooryavanshi: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi won’t use Indian dressing room in England? Restriction due to age, what is the rule

• Vaibhav Suryavanshi debuts in international cricket

• Separate changing room for glory

• Why exactly what the rules say?

Young sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi, who hit world-renowned bowlers for fours at the age of just 15, is all set to make his international debut. He is likely to play in the T20I series against Ireland. After this, the Indian team will tour England. The selectors have included him in the T20 squads for Ireland, England and the Asian Games. According to England law, Vaibhav will not be allowed to share dressing room with senior players.

Vaibhav Suryavanshi All set to make his senior India debut in the two-match T20I series against Ireland later this week. After the Ireland tour, the Indian team will travel to the UK for a five-match T20I series against England. Ahead of the series against England, the British media had reported that as per UK rules, Vaibhav would not be allowed to remain in the Indian dressing room at all times. He will be given his own separate changing room.

Why will Vaibhav get a separate changing room?

Initially it was believed that this was being done under the rules of ECB and ICC. Now it has emerged that Vaibhav’s need for a separate changing room is actually due to UK laws. The ICC has no involvement in this case, as the ICC does not have any specific rules for players under the age of 16. The series between India and England is not part of any ICC competition, but a bilateral series.

A source told Hindustan Times Digital, “Safety rules do not apply to bilateral series. The India vs England series is not an ICC competition and there are no specific rules for under-16 cricketers.”

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Same rule in Ireland

Even in Ireland Similar rules will apply. Vaibhav will be given his own changing room for the two T20 Internationals in Belfast (June 26 and 28). A Cricket Ireland spokesperson said, “The Indian team has been given three separate rooms in the pavilion and has been briefed on security laws. We will ensure compliance with all regulations, but the BCCI will manage everything according to UK laws. Our procedures and policies are in line with UK best practices.”

Rules for players under 16 years of age

Earlier, according to a report in ‘The Guardian’, according to ICC and ECB rules, any player below the age of 16 will have to use separate facilities. Due to this rule, Vaibhav will be given his own changing room at each ground during the five T20Is against England. The report also said that Vaibhav will be allowed to stay in the Indian dressing room during matches and team meetings, but at other times he will have to use his own changing room designated by the ECB.

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A growing craze around this young player

Left-handed batsman Vaibhav Suryavanshi has become a household name after his explosive performances for Rajasthan Royals in the IPL. He scored 776 runs, earning him a place in the squad for the T20I series against Ireland and England as well as the Asian Games. He then played for India ‘A’ in the triangular series against Sri Lanka ‘A’ and Afghanistan ‘A’.

In the final match, he played a brilliant innings against Sri Lanka ‘A’ and scored the fastest half-century in List ‘A cricket in just 11 balls. Vaibhav scored 94 runs off 29 balls with 10 fours and 8 sixes. His innings helped Tilak Verma-led India ‘A’ win the title. During the tri-series, Vaibhav faced criticism for his behavior during one of the group matches when he allegedly pushed and argued with a Sri Lanka ‘A’ player.