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Will vaibhav sooryavanshi be next Sachin tendulkar?

Is sooryavanshi next Sachin tendulkar

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govinda indian fan

govinda indian fan

International Vice-Captain
This kid has u 19 wc final winning ton. He may debut by next year for senior team. Question is whetever sooryavanshi is talented enough to be successful in longer formats ala another teen prodigy called sachin tendulkar
 
Thala_0710

Thala_0710

Cricketer Of The Year
Suryavanshi is a different kind of talent to Sachin. Both are A level young talents for me in Indian batting (alongwith Shaw). Tendulkar had refined his technique as a teenager to the point he was our best test batsman in SENA even as a teen. Suryavanshi doesn't have that ofc yet. What he does have is hand speed and a bat swing which is quite Sobers/Lara esque and consequentially a raw hitting ability previously not seen for a kid his age.
He has the ability to be successful in tests no doubt. He needs to develop the technique and temperament.
 
centurymaker

centurymaker

International Coach
The shorter the format, the more successful he will be in it. He is an ultra aggressive batsman. However, he could still pull a Sehwag like career in Tests.
 
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Jane Austen

U19 Captain
Thala_0710 said:
Suryavanshi is a different kind of talent to Sachin. Both are A level young talents for me in Indian batting (alongwith Shaw). Tendulkar had refined his technique as a teenager to the point he was our best test batsman in SENA even as a teen. Suryavanshi doesn't have that ofc yet. What he does have is hand speed and a bat swing which is quite Sobers/Lara esque and consequentially a raw hitting ability previously not seen for a kid his age.
He has the ability to be successful in tests no doubt. He needs to develop the technique and temperament.
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Perfect analysis Thala.
I watch little T20 but saw the highights of RR v MI.
The "ancient" wonderkind Jaiswal is an absolutely superlative player,already a stunning Test batter.Yet Sooryavanshi,at 15,already an astonishing player,matched him stroke for stroke in fact out-hitting Jaiswal.The new prodigy has such a high and looping backlift yet hits the ball so long,so sweetly.What hand-eye coordination he must possess.
He has the powerful upper body strength of a 25 year old.
Contra, when I first watched Jaiswal he was very thin although he has built up a little.muscle since then.He gets more wrist or "whip" into his stokes than Sooryavanshi who has extraordinary power and bat-speed.
For me,nothing gives me more pleasure at present than watching India bat....Gill the stylist,KL Rahul,the underrated stylist, Jaiswal,Safaraz Khan (if and when they pick him) and....Pant!!
 
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Ali TT

International Captain
Thala_0710 said:
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Sachin, Lara and Bradman...higher praise is not possible in our sport
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Top 100 Test Batsmen countdown (revised and updated)

No.2 Jack Hobbs (England) 895 2019 edition: rank 2 Career: 1907-1930, 5410 runs (rank 25) Overall average/Runs per innings/Strike-rate (102 inns): 55.87 (56.95) 52.03 (53.04) 52.08 (50.94) (rank 2) Peak Average/Runs per innings/Strike-rate (1910-1921; 41 inns): 71.71 64.71 58.82 (rank 4)...
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LangleyburyCCPlayer

LangleyburyCCPlayer

International Debutant
Thala_0710 said:
Suryavanshi is a different kind of talent to Sachin. Both are A level young talents for me in Indian batting (alongwith Shaw). Tendulkar had refined his technique as a teenager to the point he was our best test batsman in SENA even as a teen. Suryavanshi doesn't have that ofc yet. What he does have is hand speed and a bat swing which is quite Sobers/Lara esque and consequentially a raw hitting ability previously not seen for a kid his age.
He has the ability to be successful in tests no doubt. He needs to develop the technique and temperament.
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One suspects Suryavanshi will overtake Sachin’s T20 legacy very soon ;)
 
Thala_0710

Thala_0710

Cricketer Of The Year
Sachin has an avg impact value higher than Kohli btw in the IPL according to cricinfo's MVP metric
 
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