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#VaibhavSooryavanshi 's coach Manish Ojha gives a lowdown of his training from age of 10 when he switched to leather ball. Full interview on
@PTI_News YouTube channel on Monday.
VIDEO | Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's breathtaking pyrotechnics in the last two editions of the IPL might have left everyone awestruck, but creating the muscle memory for his wide range took six years of gruelling work. According to his childhood coach, Manish Ojha, the young batter practised for eight hours daily, facing 100 overs.
"See, we don't count the balls, how many balls he played, but I will give you a minimum estimate, that he played more than 600 balls. I'll tell you how. Around 200-300 balls, I used to give throwdowns all by myself. And when I got tired, there were other support staff, who used to help me. And when they got tired, there were bowlers from our academy who used to help them. And sometimes even they got exhausted, and if there was time still left, they used to make 2-3 groups, and whatever was told to them, they used to bowl."