![\"'Vaibhav](\"https:\/\/static.toiimg.com\/thumb\/msid-132064828,imgsize-140730,width-400,height-225,resizemode-4\/vaibhav-sooryavanshi.jpg\" "\\"Vaibhav")
<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nNEW DELHI: India assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate<\/a> has declared teenage batting sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi fully ready for international cricket, while stressing that the 15-year-old must go through the established team process before earning his debut, even as questions intensify following India\u2019s shock 0-2 T20I series defeat to Ireland.The omission of Sooryavanshi from the Ireland tour became a major talking point after the T20 world champions were stunned in back-to-back matches, including a dramatic one-run loss in the second game on Sunday.\u201cHe (Sooryavanshi) is absolutely ready to play international cricket, there is no doubt about that,\u201d Ten Doeschate said. \u201cBut also Sanju Samson<\/a> is a guy who went a long way to win us the World Cup three months ago.\u201d<\/p>\n Ten Doeschate made it clear that India\u2019s approach to the youngster will remain measured despite his explosive domestic rise and record-breaking IPL season.\u201cWe are all excited to see Vaibhav play but he has to go through the same process,\u201d he said.The coach emphasised continuity and squad balance, pointing to the need for consistency in selection decisions.\u201cHe has got a fairly good IPL, and it is important to give players confidence and message to the players, we want to give guys a long run in the team,\u201d he added.Sooryavanshi\u2019s exclusion has drawn scrutiny given his extraordinary form in the IPL, where he amassed 776 runs at a strike rate exceeding 230, finishing as both the Most Valuable Player and Emerging Player of the season.The teenager\u2019s rise has sparked widespread anticipation that he could soon become India\u2019s youngest international debutant, surpassing Sachin Tendulkar\u2019s long-standing record.<\/p>\n Ten Doeschate\u2019s comments came after India suffered a stunning series defeat to Ireland, with the visitors failing to chase 155 in the final match despite restricting the hosts to 154\/8.\u201cThere is a little bit of disbelief. We have just won a World Cup,\u201d he admitted. \u201cWe have been outdone, outsmarted by a team which did their basics very well.\u201dThe assistant coach acknowledged that India struggled to adapt to conditions, particularly wind and surface movement, while crediting Ireland for executing their plans more effectively.\u201cIreland did their basics really well and we couldn’t combat that. We are probably too used to tempo style where you can hit sixes more freely. We have to be a lot smarter in these conditions,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n Despite the collapse in the powerplay proving decisive in both matches, Ten Doeschate resisted calls for a more cautious approach at the top.\u201cI certainly will be very cautious about saying let’s be very careful upfront, that’s not the way we want to play,\u201d he said. \u201cWe want to take better options and give ourselves a better chance to dominate in the power play.\u201dIndia will now turn their attention to a demanding tour of England beginning July 1, where they will play five T20Is and three ODIs, with selection debates around Sooryavanshi expected to intensify further following the Ireland setback.<\/div>\n‘We are excited\u2026 but he has to go through the process’
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