Ravi Chastry prohibits the entry of Vibahf Suravanchi in the India team

Ravi Chastry, the former coach of India, discussed what is in front of Vibahf Suravanchi after his exciting century in favor of Rajasthan Royals against Gujabra in the continuous IPL 2025.

The 14 -year -old became a newly recent player after his destruction to standard books thanks to the historic century of 35 balls against feniers at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur on Monday (April 28).

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He scored 101 running 38 balls with the help of 7 four and six. Thanks to his ways, Rajistan Royal Gogharat crushed Johbara from 8 Wikit and returned to the ways to win after losing five consecutive games. Hunt 210 runs, the royal family crossed the finish line within 16 amounts.

He is a young man, just let him play: Ravi Chastry on Vaibhav Suryavanshi

Although Vaibhav Suryavanshi becomes talking about the city, Ravi SHASTRI warned that the racket is still young and should be left alone so that he can only focus on his game.

Chastry stated that Suravanchi will face failures in the coming days, and will rely on his career on how he dealt with these setbacks.

The former founder in India began to say that Suravanchi left a great impression on him on the first ball he faced in the IPL.

Vaibhav Suryavanshi hit the first ball he faced in his six -year -old’s career where he scored 34 in his first appearance against LuckNow Super Giants.

“I think the first shot he played at all (against Landau), which would have taken everyone’s breath,” Chastry told the Sanjana Ganissan host in the International Criminal Court review.

“But he is a young man, just let him play. I would like to say just let him play a little because in that era, there must be a failure too. It is the way he deals with failure, as people will come with new things.”

Chastry wants to become a more mature Survanchi

Speaking, Chastry said that Vaibhav Suryavanshi is likely to face some short things in the upcoming games.

The former cricket player, who turned into Kommant, stated that the archers will not think of his time after being hit for a period of six and is expected to shed his guards.

Ravi Chastry stated that one can make an appropriate judgment on the racket only after seeing him dealing with difficult situations such as facing a barrage of short delivery operations.

“There will be a lot of short things that you were thrown next to the next time the bats come out because when you Tuna’s first ball for six, then no mercy appears,” he said.

“Then you don’t care about if he is 14 years old, 12 years old, or the list is the same as you give up. So, he will have to get used to that and once he sees it deals with that, you can issue a suitable judgment,” Chastry added.