Mumbai: He has performed brilliantly in two IPL seasons. For this Indian team, he has also shone in the Under 19 World Cup (U19 World Cup). After that, the call came to the national team. Vaibhav has been given a chance in the series against England and Ireland. past IPLHe scored 776 runs in the season. Batting at a strike rate of 237. How did Vaibhav Suryavanshi bat so much? According to a PTI report, coach Manish Ojha, who trained him since the age of eight at an academy in Patna, recounted the youngster’s journey and the sacrifices made by his family. Manish Ojha said that Vaibhav practiced for around eight hours every day and faced around 100 overs regularly.

Talking about how much Vaibhav practiced from a very young age, Ojha said, ‘Look, we didn’t count balls, how many balls he bowled, but I can give you a minimum idea. Vaibhav played more than 600 balls every day. And I can say this for sure because I used to throw him down about 200-300 balls by myself. And when I got tired, other support staff helped me.’

Manish Ojha also said, ‘Between the net session deliveries, throwdowns and sometimes he faced the bowling machine. The exercise started at 7:30 am and continued till 4 pm.’ How Vaibhav got the support of his parents since his childhood has also come up in the mouth of his childhood coach.

Meanwhile, the video of the scuffle between Vaibhav and the Sri Lanka A team after the match against India ‘A’ and Sri Lanka ‘A’ team shows that Vaibhav and the Sri Lankan cricketers first have some words. Then the push and shove started while talking. Pushed from both sides. However, some Sri Lankan players tried to reconcile the issue. At this time Suryansh Shedge is also seen arguing. He also picked up the bat and said something to the Sri Lankan players. Although the seniors of the team try to handle that matter. However, many questions have been raised about the sportsmanship spirit of the game.