“Make sure he stays away …”

Everyone talks about Sachin Tendulkar who is the biggest teenager in cricket. And he is. But surprisingly, Tendulkar is not the youngest test or OD Centurion. Mohammad Ashraful of Bangladesh and Mushtaq Mohammed of Pakistan scored a test at a young age. Does the cricket world remember him? Brief answer, no.

Both played more than 50 Test matches. Ashraful also did not end with an average of 25, while Mushtaq was reduced to just 40. It is a matter that Tendulkar was not the first unique. But he is just one of a handful that was really successful. Hundreds of failure for each teenage prostitution that reflects their strength.

Rahul Dravid takes Vaibhav Suryavanshi under his wing

And someone must remember that before comparing Suryavanshi to Tendulkar. Doing so is harmful to a 14 -year -old child who has become a professional cricketer before becoming an adult. In the present world, which dominates social media, it is very important to be grounded and level-headed.

Fortunately, Suryavanshi has one of the most kind, humble and respected coaches/cricketers. Rahul Dravid, who coached the choice of Shubman Gill, Rishabh Pant and Sanju Samson, has taken Suryavanshi under his wing after re -starting his role as the head coach of Rajasthan Royals.

And Dravid knows the challenges of becoming an Indian cricketer. So he told Vaibhav’s father, Sanjeev Suryavanshi that it was now his responsibility to take care of his son. He is part of the Royals family. Dravid assured Sanjeev that Vaibhav would play for Team India in future, but he would need to limit the time spent on his mobile and internet.

“Rahul sir said that your work is over now. Now, it is our responsibility. We will take care of it. He has become a part of our family. Just make sure that he stays away from mobile and internet media. We will make him a player who can play for the country,” Sanjeev Suryavanshi told Danik Aware.

Right now, Vaibhav India is visiting England as part of the U19 team. He is under the protection of VVS Laxman, a former team of Dravid and another well -respected coach.