Young and explosive batsman Vaibhav Suryavanshi is continuously showing maturity in his playing skills with time. After making a splash with his aggressive game in T-20 cricket, now Suryavanshi is leaving his deep mark in red ball cricket i.e. first class cricket also. These days he is playing for East Zone in the Duleep Trophy, where the team is facing South Zone in the final. Suryavanshi performed brilliantly with the bat and played a brilliant innings of 44 runs in this match, but apart from his bat, his excellent cricketing sense and amazing ability to take DRS (Decision Review System) has attracted everyone's attention.

Let us tell you, in this title match of Duleep Trophy, East Zone scored a huge score of 708 runs in the first innings, thanks to the brilliant double century (270 runs) of captain Ishan Kishan. In response to this, the South Zone team was under pressure from the very beginning. Fast bowler Mukesh Kumar came to bowl in the sixth over of the match and South Zone batsman Ricky Bhui was present at the crease. On the second ball of the over, there was a slight edge between the ball and the bat, which was detected by Kumar Kushagra, who was keeping wickets, and Vaibhav Suryavanshi, who was fielding.

However, the umpire did not give it out, after which both of them convinced captain Ishan Kishan to take a review.

When the third umpire checked the replays, it was clearly seen that the ball had taken the edge of the bat, due to which the on-field umpire had to change his decision and Ricky Bhui had to return to the pavilion. During this, Vaibhav's voice was clearly recorded in the stump mic, in which he was saying, “Take it, take it, it is definitely out.” Taking such wise and accurate decisions at the age of just 15 is surprising in itself.

The special thing is that this is not the first time that the DRS taken by Suryavanshi has proved to be so accurate. Earlier, he had also taken a brilliant review in the semi-final match played against Central Zone. In that match, when captain Ishan Kishan was out of the field, Suryavanshi, who was serving as the vice-captain, got the umpire's decision changed by taking a timely review against Aryan Jewell.

There is a lot of discussion in the circles of cricket about this young player's keen eye and understanding of the game.

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