Vaibhav Suryavanshi, who made his mark in the cricket world with his explosive batting at the age of just 15, is in the news these days for a different reason. Questions are being raised about the test cricket technique of this young batsman, who troubled the bowlers with his power hitting in T20 cricket. Former England spinner Monty Panesar has considered his current technique not good enough for Test cricket. At the same time, former Australia captain Michael Clarke expressed a different opinion and described Vaibhav as a player with the ability to succeed in all three formats.

Monty Panesar raised questions on technology

Monty Panesar talked about Vaibhav Suryavanshi's chances of being successful in Test cricket in a podcast. He said that at present he is not able to see the young batsman adjusting to Test cricket.

According to Panesar, Vaibhav's current batting technique is not adequate as per the needs of Test cricket. Citing the example of England batsman Harry Brook, he said that striking a balance between the different demands of Test and T20 cricket can be challenging.

Clarke expressed disagreement with Panesar's opinion

Michael Clarke had a different opinion from Panesar regarding Vaibhav. He believes that in the current era, talented players can be successful in all three formats.

Citing the example of Virat Kohli and AB de Villiers, Clarke said that both the players made their mark in Test and T20 cricket. According to him, Vaibhav's technique can also improve with increasing age and experience.

Power hitting is Vaibhav's great strength.

Clarke praised Vaibhav's batting and described his power hitting as his biggest strength. He believes that Vaibhav recognizes the ball quickly and because of this ability, he has attracted the attention of the cricket world at an early age.

According to Clarke, playing with the Indian team in different tours and conditions can help Vaibhav improve his technique and understand the demands of different formats.

Showed strength in Duleep Trophy also

Vaibhav Suryavanshi recently represented East Zone in the Duleep Trophy. In the semi-final match against Central Zone, he played a brilliant inning of 92 runs in 81 balls. He remained just eight runs away from his century.

After this East Zone won the Duleep Trophy title. Now, what level Vaibhav reaches in Test cricket will be decided by his performance and technical development in the times to come.

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