'More than ready': Sangakkara backs Vaibhav Sooryavanshi for India call-up after dream IPL
Kumar Sangakkara has expressed strong support for Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's potential call-up to the Indian cricket team following his impressive performance in the IPL. Sangakkara believes that Sooryavanshi is more than ready to take on the challenge at the international level. His endorsement comes as Sooryavanshi's skills have garnered significant attention during the tournament.
- ▪Kumar Sangakkara has backed Vaibhav Sooryavanshi for a call-up to the Indian cricket team.
- ▪Sooryavanshi has had a standout performance in the IPL.
- ▪Sangakkara believes Sooryavanshi is ready for international cricket.
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Pratyush Raj is a cricket journalist with TOI Sports, specializing in all things cricket, both on and off the field. He began his career with the Business Standard before following his passion as a sports reporter for the Times of India in Chandigarh. Pratyush has also contributed to the sports coverage of India Today Group and his last stint was with The Indian Express. His love for sports was nurtured during his upbringing in flood-prone Saharsa, a district in North Bihar, where Cricket Samrat was his constant companion.Read More
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