 "Visible to VPL in IPL, 9th grade student, know how we preet on sunwasted cricket")
Vaibhav suryavanshi: You are or not, you may have seen Rajasthan Royals vs. Gujarat Titannes match tomorrow, but you must have heard the name of the Vaibhat Kiavanshi. The Vaibl Variavati of Bihar has made history in the IPL on April 28. By spending hundreds of bills in just 35 balls, he became the most faster-faster Indian to make him hundreds in the tournament. He played 101 runs in a total of 38 balls. In it he killed 7 fours and 11 sixes.
The age of the weak witness is only 14 years. At an early age when children play, go to school and engage in coaching classes, he has a new meaning of success by creating a strong identity. It is not easy to play cricket and here we are talking about the street cricket but about IPL. To achieve this position, the Vaibha Trivanshi has struggled with his family. But in addition he also continued his studies.
Cricket and made a wonderful balance between education
The lovedaughter is the native of the virtue of the vungary. He was born on 27 March 2011 in Tajpur village of Bihar. He is a 9th grade student. If media reports are believed, weak Variavashi Bihar, Dr. Research Sinha Moderation is studying in school. Claiming that the father Sanjeev Suryavanshi had given this information in an interview of the Vaibhavi Suryavanshi. Some of the social media posts was being written that he has dropped his studies, but it is not true. He is maintaining balance between the two.
Vaibhavi Suryavanshi had started playing cricket at an early age. In fact, his father wanted to become a cricketer, but when it was not possible for difficult circumstances, he began to train his son. While performing net practice in Patna, the weakest warvancy played 600 balls every day at just 10 years of age. His father Sanjeev Surywanshi said that the whatever the whatever tuition is tuned and then he focuses on the cricket. It shows that the weak horizon and cricket is very serious about both. His schools and families also care for the balance between sports and studies.