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‘I just hope’: Dravid issues ‘fine line’ warning for Sooryavanshi as India debut looms
As excitement around the youngster continues to grow, former India coach and Rajasthan Royals head coach Rahul Dravid has shared his thoughts on the teenager.
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Youngest Indian debutants in Test, ODI & T20I: Full List as Sooryavanshi chases Tendulkar’s record
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The one thing Drogba never achieved. Pepe did it in the 64th minute.
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IND A vs SL A Unofficial Test: Jurel, Rasheed aim to extend total after dominant Day 1
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Netherlands beat Tunisia to enter Round of 32
The Netherlands secured top spot in Group F with a decisive 3-1 victory over Tunisia, earning a Round of 32 encounter against Morocco. Despite an early own goal and a subsequent strike from Brian Brobbey, Tunisia managed to pull one back. However, the Dutch quickly re-established their lead through Jan Paul van Hecke, concluding their…
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What Norway took to USA for World Cup: 400kg fish, 180kg cheese and 3 chefs
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Ecuador stun Germany 2-1 to reach World Cup knockouts for first time since 2006
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Who will be France’s Round of 32 opponents? Road to final for Mbappe and Co
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Vaibhav Sooryavanshi on the verge of breaking Tendulkar’s 36-year-old India record
All eyes are on 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi as India faces Ireland in Belfast. The teenage sensation, who had a stellar IPL 2026 season with Rajasthan Royals, could make history as India’s youngest male international cricketer if he debuts. His call-up breaks Sachin Tendulkar’s long-standing record, fulfilling a lifelong dream for the young talent.
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Why Vaibhav Sooryavanshi will use a separate dressing room during Ireland T20Is
Teenage batting prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi will use separate changing rooms during India’s tours of Ireland and England due to UK child safeguarding laws. While he can join teammates for meetings and strategy, he’ll change elsewhere. His parents are accompanying him throughout the tour, a special arrangement for the 15-year-old, ensuring his well-being under strict protocols.
