New Delhi. In the Indian Premier League, the youth opener of Rajasthan Royals Vaibhav Suryavanshi had created a stormy century sensation. Now in two consecutive matches, he returned to flop. This 14 -year batter against Mumbai Indians and now Kolkata Knight Riders failed to reach the double digit. After the record -breaking century, after returning to losing his wicket, former Indian opener Virender Sehwag's advice given to him is missing. He warned Vaibhav, if he was satisfied here, then it may not be seen in the IPL in the next season.

Vaibhav Suryavanshi made headlines fiercely after hitting a century on just 35 balls against Gujarat Titans. He not only carried out the feat of scoring the fastest century in the IPL but also became the youngest batsman to do so in T20. When Vaibhav Suryavanshi scored a century, he had caught everyone's attention by hitting a six on the first ball on his debut. Virender Sehwag, who scored 34 runs in the first match of IPL, was advised to learn from Virat Kohli.

Vaibhav Suryavanshi has to be handled
As Vaibhav played against Gujarat in the IPL, he made him a topic of discussion overnight worldwide. The 14 -year -old child hit the bowlers who played international matches fiercely. Vaibhav, who put 11 sixes, has scored just 4 runs in the last two matches. Could not open an account against Mumbai, while playing 2 balls in the match with Kolkata. In both the matches, he tried to put a big shot as soon as he came. He lost the wicket due to lack of sight.

What did Sehwag say
Former Indian opener Virender Sehwag had said, while talking to 'Cricbuge', Sehwag said that Suryavanshi is very young and he should think of playing for at least 20 years. He should see Virat Kohli. He made his debut in the IPL of just 19 and has played in 18 seasons of IPL. If Vaibhav will be happy with the fact that he became a millionaire at such a young age, made his debut and hit a six on the first ball. If they let these things dominate, then you may not be seen in the next season.