“Am I Dreaming This?” Indian Superstar Responds to New Leadership Role in T20I Series Against Sri Lanka

On Wednesday, India’s T20 batting sensation suryakumar yadav said that his elevation to the post of vice-captain of the national side seems like a dream, and that he would continue to play his natural game without being burdened by the added responsibility. suryakumar yadav is one of the most successful batsmen in the history of the Twenty20 format in India.

The Indian selectors made some significant adjustments to the white-ball setup by handing over the reins of the Twenty20 International (T20I) captaincy to Hardik Pandya and naming Suryakumar as his deputy for the upcoming series against Sri Lanka, which will begin in Mumbai on January 3 of the following year.

Players with more experience, including as Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, and KL Rahul, were not selected for the series roster.

“It was a surprise to everyone (being given the vice-captaincy). I can only say that it’s a kind of prize for me for the manner that I’ve played this year, and that’s all I can say about it.

It’s a relief, and I’m looking forward to it with great anticipation, “After the second day of Mumbai’s Ranji Trophy match against Saurashtra, Surya informed reporters on his team’s performance.

The first thing that came to Surya’s mind after his father emailed him the team roster was complete and total shock. “I learned about it via my dad, who is very engaged on many social media platforms.

He emailed me the list as well as a brief letter telling me “not to take any pressure and to enjoy your batting.” He then forwarded me the list.

“I thought about it for a second before opening them again and asking myself, “Is this a dream?” It’s a wonderful sensation to have “he added.

Surya responded as follows when asked about the possibility that the additional responsibilities will put him under pressure: “I never found myself free from duty and pressure. I never get frustrated with the game and never bring any unnecessary baggage with me.

“It’s not hard at all. I do all of my thinking at the team hotel and at the nets, where we are staying. When it’s my turn to bat, all I do is go out there and try to have fun with it.”