Kyle Jamieson dismissed 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi with a brilliant yorker on his second delivery in a Rajasthan Royals match in Jaipur. The Bihar batter’s wicket stunned supporters as the New Zealand pacer showcased his prowess with pinpoint accuracy.
Jamieson demolishing a 15-year-old kid with a yorker isn’t impressive—it’s expected. What matters is whether Sooryavanshi can recover psychologically from such a public schooling. Royals gambled on raw talent over experience, and this brutal introduction will test his mental fortitude more than his technique. If he crumbles, the franchise wasted a development slot. If he learns, they’ve invested wisely.
India’s selectors and captain Harmanpreet Kaur finalize the Women’s T20 World Cup squad for the 2026 tournament in England and Wales. The 12-team event begins June 12. The announcement comes as teams prepare their strongest lineups for the marquee ICC competition.
India’s selectors face a genuine dilemma: balancing experience against the hunger of younger players in a squad where opening slots remain contested. Harmanpreet’s captaincy preferences will dominate selection more than merit—watch how many Delhi-based players make the cut. England 2026 demands fearless cricket, not safe hands. This squad announcement will reveal whether India’s women’s cricket establishment trusts its next generation or clings to the familiar.
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