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Indian cricket\u2019s newest batting sensation, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, continues to dominate the headlines across the international cricketing landscape. Whether out of sheer tactical apprehension or a desire to share the limelight surrounding the teenage phenom, opposing teams cannot stop discussing the young prodigy. The latest warning shot has come directly from New Zealand head coach Rob Walter ahead of India\u2019s tour to the island nation.<\/p>\n
With India scheduled to tour New Zealand for a white-ball assignment, Walter openly challenged the teen prodigy. Walter acknowledged the explosive reputation Suryavanshi built in domestic and franchise cricket, where he dismantled world-class bowlers. However, the Kiwi coach raised questions about whether that aggressive dominance can hold up beyond batting-friendly subcontinental decks.<\/p>\n
Walter pointed out that thriving on flat surfaces where the ball glides smoothly onto the bat is one thing, but standing tall against steep bounce and sharp seam movement in New Zealand is an entirely different test. The Kiwi head coach stressed that he wants to see how Suryavanshi performs under intense pressure and will reserve his judgment until the youngster piles on runs in foreign conditions.<\/p>\n