The BCCI is diligently tracking 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s development in cricket. With his remarkable debut as India’s youngest men’s international player following an explosive IPL performance, the board aims to capitalise on his promise for a sustainable international career. They are keen to ensure he avoids being labeled a fleeting talent while closely mentoring a broader pool of young players at the Centre of Excellence.
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