New Zealand captain acknowledges potential of Vaibhav Sooryavanshi in T20 series against India
Santner said New Zealand have studied the 15-year-old after his IPL form and are preparing for a bowler-friendly series.
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We have plans for Sooryavanshi if he gets to play: Santner
Sooryavanshi has been used sparingly since being picked for the tour of the UK earlier this year. Santner said should the 15-year-old make the playing XI in the series here, some research has been done to figure out his game.
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Times of IndiaNew Zealand captain acknowledges potential of Vaibhav Sooryavanshi in T20 series against India
Mitchell Santner expects Vaibhav Sooryavanshi to be a threat during the T20 series if he were to play for India. He believes his team has prepared strategies to address Sooryavanshi's aggressive playing style if he participates. Santner is also looking forward to Bhuvneshwar Kumars return after a lengthy absence, acknowledging the challenges he presents. According to the captain, his team will enjoy only a slight advantage due to the change in c…
Mitchell Santner On Team India: The series between India and New Zealand will start from tomorrow. For this series, the New Zealand captain is not facing the challenge of Vaibhav Suryavanshi in the Indian team, but the challenge of the wrong players.
India vs New Zealand T20Is: Mitchell Santner Says Vaibhav Sooryavanshi Will Be 'Hard To Stop', Reveals Plans To Counter Young Batter
New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner says Vaibhav Sooryavanshi could be difficult to stop if he plays in the five-match T20I series against India. Santner revealed plans to counter the teenager and warned that Bhuvneshwar Kumar
As the countdown to the start of the T20 series between India and New Zealand begins, the discussion about Team India's young batting sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi is getting heated in the cricket world. Kiwis captain Mitchell Santner has given a surprising response to the Indian team's decision not to give Vaibhav a chance to play in the series against West Indies.
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