‘When will Vaibhav Sooryavanshi be released?’ – AB de Villiers does not agree with the behavior of the Indian coach | Cricket News

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Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s much-anticipated debut for India has divided the cricket community, with veteran players arguing over whether the team management is holding back the youngster. Former South African captain AB de Villiers has now joined the discussion, backing the young batsman while disagreeing with India’s deputy coach. Ryan ten Dochateresponsibility.“He (Sooryavanshi) is very ready to play international cricket; there is no doubt about that. Also, Sanju Samson is a guy who went a long way to help us win the World Cup three months ago,” India’s assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate said.“He had a great IPL, and it’s important to give confidence to the players and send a message to the players that we want to give the boys a long time in the team. We all are happy to see Vaibhav perform, but he has to go through the same process. There is no doubt how good he is,” he added.However, AB de Villiers does not agree with this approach.“When will he be released? I thought the Ireland series was a good opportunity for him to get in and experience international cricket. It was a pity that he didn’t get the chance. I beg to differ with Ryan ten Doeschate saying that Sooryavanshi has to go through the process like any other player. After the IPL that he had, it was time to throw him into the deep end, especially to be taken slowly by the Irish team, De Vi-ran spoke to the small Irish team, especially in Ireland. his YouTube channel.Sanju Samson’s struggles in three consecutive rounds have also strengthened Sooryavanshi’s chances to start. Earlier, cricket legends including Ravi Shastri, Michael Vaughan and Alastair Cook suggested that Sooryavanshi would have made his T20I debut against Ireland.On the other side of the debate are Cheteshwar Pujara and Saba Karim, who believe that Sooryavanshi’s inclusion should not come because of a proven performer.After a disappointing 2-0 defeat in Afghanistan, India are still looking for a turnaround as they continue their tour of England.