Mumbai: He made his debut in the T20 Series against England (India vs England). Since his debut in international cricket at the age of 15, he has played only three innings so far. Only 42 runs in possession. Bihar’s young batsman could not perform as well as the hope that Vaibhav Suryavanshi was given a chance in the national team after receiving the orange cap in the IPL. In the last T20 of the series, Sanju Samson was given a chance by sitting Vaibhav again. This time, Vaibhav Suryavanshi gave an open interview on BCCI TV about the start, preparation and mindset of his international cricket.

India will play the T20 series against Zimbabwe from next Thursday. In this series too Indian teamThere is glory with . During the preparations, he said, ‘We have had to go through several ups and downs in the last four months. But it is part of cricket, it will continue to happen. My main aim is to follow the right process and give my 100% for the team.’

Despite not having a good start in international cricket, Vaibhav does not want to be disappointed. Vaibhav wants to get mental strength from the way his family, coaches, support staff are supporting him every moment. For Rajasthan Royals IPL Khela Vaibhav says, ‘I always try to keep my spirit strong. Adapting to the environment here in Zimbabwe is a challenge for us. I am personally getting huge support from the team. I am practicing as the coach says. I am being helped in every way.’

Meanwhile, Rohit Former Indian spinner Ravichandran Ashwin stood next to Sharma and Virat Kohli. Amid speculations of the final match for India, Rohit Sharma became the first Indian to score an ODI century at Lord’s, the ‘Hitman’. He played an innings of 138 runs off 110 balls. According to Ashwin, if Rohit could have played in the right mindset, he could have won India the match with the bat. He claimed, ‘It was a fast innings. And it was only after hitting a brilliant pull shot against Josh Tang that I knew the big innings was coming. I think this is a bit of a start to his recovery. If he had been in a good place mentally, if he had been a little more confident, then he would have scored 180 runs and won the match for India.’