Pressure can break even experienced cricketers but 15 years old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi seems to be handling it in his own unique way. Playing for Rajasthan Royals, he is already competing with players much older and more experienced than him and doing it with confidence.
Despite his growing popularity and expectations, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi hasn’t let the pressure get to his head. Instead, he keeps things simple. Before matches, he relaxes by watching cartoons, which helps him stay calm and avoid overthinking while still keeping his focus on the game.
Recently, during Rajasthan Royals’ convincing 40-run win over Lucknow Super Giants, the young opener didn’t have the best outing. He scored just eight runs before being dismissed by Mohsin Khan. However, one quiet performance hasn’t shaken his confidence.
He remains positive and believes he will perform better in the next match, as his team continues its push towards the playoffs. His mindset reflects maturity beyond his age, even though his routine stays refreshingly simple.
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So far this season, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has scored 254 runs in just seven innings. Among players who have crossed the 250-run mark, he holds the best strike rate of 220.87, showing just how aggressive and effective he has been at the crease.
One of the standout moments of his campaign came when he faced Jasprit Bumrah for the first time. Without hesitation, he hit a six off the very first ball, a moment that instantly caught everyone’s attention.
Balancing fearless batting with a carefree attitude, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi is proving that sometimes, staying relaxed and enjoying the game is the best way to succeed.
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