Vaibhav Suryavanshi's Early Exit Highlights Gavaskar's Warning

Young Talent Vaibhav Suryavanshi Receives Praise and Caution

Vaibhav Suryavanshi, a 14-year-old cricketer, became the center of attention after his incredible century against the Gujarat Titans. His play, with a number of sixes, amazed fans and experts. But, former India skipper Sunil Gavaskar gave a word of caution. Gavaskar opined that although Vaibhav has tremendous potential, he is still learning and should not be hyped up too early. Highlighting the aspect of improvement, Gavaskar cautioned that early praise might force young players to commit errors.

Gavaskar's Foretelling Proves To Be Right in Mumbai vs Rajasthan Match

While playing Thursday's match between Rajasthan Royals and Mumbai Indians, Gavaskar talked about Vaibhav's performance with the media. He spoke about the teenager's century against Australia in the Youth Test and accepted his potential. Gavaskar pointed out that seasoned bowlers could take advantage of his aggressive nature, particularly at the start of the innings. His prophecy came true—Vaibhav was out for zero on the second ball he played, trying a big shot off Deepak Chahar. Picked on from the ball, the batsman had to leave the field quickly.

Rohit Sharma's Support for Vaibhav Goes Viral

Even though Vaibhav was dismissed early, Mumbai Indians' player Rohit Sharma demonstrated good sportsmanship. When the young player left the field, Rohit caught up with him and said something positive. The incident was videoed and soon went viral. Commentator Ravi Shastri conveyed Rohit's words: "He is still learning," and the statement really resonated with fans. The act was generally regarded as a good role model for mentorship in cricket.