Vaibhav Sooryavanshi may be on the verge of becoming India’s youngest cricketer, but batting coach Sitanshu Kotak has pointed out that the youngster’s chances should not come at the cost of the player who is already performing.India begin their two-match T20I series against Ireland on Friday, and if Sooryavanshi is selected in the playing XI, the 15-year-old will become the youngest player to represent India. The team management, led by captain Shreyas Iyer and head coach Gautam Gambhir, will face a decision ahead of the openers. One option could be to bring Sooryavanshi into the side instead of Abhishek Sharma and open alongside Sanju Samson or vice versa.Speaking on the eve of the match, Kotak praised the youngster’s talent but said the team selection should also be fair to players who have already scored runs.“Vaibhav is very talented, there is no doubt. And the way he fought in IPL and other sports, there is no need to know that he has natural talent. Because in IPL he faced Jofra, a very fast bowler, who knows a lot of bowls. And it seems that nothing is bothering him. So he is obviously amazing, the PTI talent agency was quoted by PTI.“Tonight, the captain and the head coach will decide about the team. And if he plays well, if he doesn’t play me, that’s fine because he’s a part of the Indian team. And I’m sure he’ll get his due and opportunity. So I don’t think that just to give him a chance, we should leave someone who has been scoring runs.“That can’t be right either. I think there’s a very thin line between trying to give someone an advantage and being unfair to another player,” Kotak said.Kotak said the depth of talent in Indian cricket has made selection very difficult and admitted that even the selectors have a tough job.“If you ask me, there is so much talent in India that even the selectors give them a headache, to be honest, this headache does not give me a headache because I am not the head coach and the captain. But sometimes it is difficult. ““But we also have to remember one thing that those who are already doing it should not be ignored, as I believe, those who are already scoring, are winning team games. BCCIThe structure keeps the players coming back,” said Kotak when asked how difficult it was to drop players from a World Cup-winning team.