The third number is placed on the 14 -year -old batsman Vaibhav Suryavanshi of Rajasthan Royals, who caught everyone’s attention by scoring a century. Vaibhav Suryavanshi left behind Ayush Mhatre of Chennai Super Kings for this place. Chopra said, “It happens once in a generation that a 14 -year -old player scored a century and then continuously play well.”

In the middle order, Shashank Singh of Punjab Kings has been elected captain, who played important innings for the whole season. Along with him, Naman Dheer of Mumbai Indians and another PBKS player Nehal Vadhera got a place. Shashank hit three sixes and a four off the last four balls from Josh Hazlewood in the final.

Chopra described the spin all -rounder of Delhi Capitals Vipraj Nigam as ‘discovery of tournament’. He said, “This player can first play for India. Spin also, batting is amazing and bowls in every situation.”