The new prodigy in Indian cricket Vaibhav Suryabanshi, the youngest centurion in T-20 cricket history who became the second fastest IPL hundred got valuable advice from his mentor Rahul Dravid, the chief coach of Rajasthan Royals.
Vaibhabh’s father Sanjeev Suryabanshi revealed while speaking to Dainik Jagran, “Rahul sir had said that your work is over now. Now, he is our responsibility. We will take care of him. He has become a part of our family. Just ensure that he stays away from mobile and internet media. We will make him a player who can play for the country.”
Dravid knows the challenges of becoming an Indian cricketer. That’s why he told Vaibhav’s father, Sanjeev Suryavanshi, that taking care of his son was his responsibility now. He’s part of the Royals family. Dravid assured Sanjeev that Vaibhav will play for Team India in the future, but he’ll need to limit his time spent on his mobile and internet.
Right now, Vaibhav is touring England as part of India’s Under-19 team. He is presently under the tutelage of VVS Laxman, a former teammate of Dravid and another well-respected coach.
