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Cricket legend Madan Lal praises 14-year-old IPL star Vaibhav Suryavanshi, stressing the need for focus, discipline, and dedication alongside talent.

Madan Lal's Advice to Young Cricket Prodigy

Madan Lal lauds 14-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi, highlighting focus, discipline, and dedication for cricket success alongside raw talent.

Vaibhav Suryavanshi wows, Madan Lal adds wisdom

Madan Lal praises young IPL talent Vaibhav Suryavanshi, stressing the importance of focus, discipline, and hard work in cricket, despite raw skill. Suryavanshi's recent century highlights his potential while Lal urges nurturing his talents.

Like most of the cricket world, World Cup-winning former India pacer Madan Lal is thoroughly impressed by 14-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi's breathtaking IPL performances, but he also has a word of caution for the rising star -- talent alone won't be enough going forward.
Lal said the prodigy from Bihar's Samastipur would also need to be disciplined and focussed to achieve greater success.
"He's very talented. But talent alone doesn't guarantee success. He needs to be focused, disciplined, and keep working hard. If his process is right, I believe he can achieve amazing heights," Lal told 'PTI Videos'.
Suryavanshi set the IPL ablaze with a record-breaking 35-ball century against table-toppers Gujarat Titans and praise has poured in from all corners for the young swashbuckler.
"I've never seen a kid like this. When I was captain of the Delhi team, Sachin (Tendulkar) played against us at a very young age and scored around 80 runs in the Ranji Trophy semifinal.
"Then came Virat Kohli, who is still playing. And now, everyone is talking about Suryavanshi. He has all the makings of a superstar," he said.
Lal described Suryavanshi's hitting abilities as a "God-given talent." "...but it's up to you how you work on it. Your sincerity, discipline, upbringing &mdash; these matter a lot. Family support is important too. When your parents are disciplined and supportive, that gives you added motivation," he explained.
Lal felt Suryavanshi should play as much domestic cricket as possible going forward.
"Playing in different conditions against various opponents helps you grow," he reasoned.

Madal Lal blasted India for their embarrassing failure in both batting and bowling department. He questioned, ‘If you see the record, how many centuries the seniors have scored in the last three years?'

IND VS BAN ODI: 'No passion, fitness, intensity!' - Madan Lal lashes out at Team India after series loss

'They are not looking like an Indian team at all!'

After back-to-back dismal performances, Indian legend Madal Lal has questioned the intent of Team India.

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Madal Lal blasted India for their embarrassing failure in both batting and bowling department. He questioned, "If you see the record, how many centuries the seniors have scored in the last three years?"

Former coach Madal Lal has lashed out at Team India after their underwhelming performance in the 50-over format against New Zealand and Bangladesh.
India first lost the rain-marred 3-match ODI series in New Zealand and have then struggled in the ongoing Bangladesh series as well. The Tigers eventually clinched the 3-match series with heroic wins in the first 2 ODIs. Blasting Rohit Sharma&rsquo;s men for their poor performance, Lal said, "I have not seen the intensity in the team off late. I have not seen 'Josh' in them in the last couple of years. They are not looking like an Indian team at all. That passion of playing for the country is missing."
In his post-match presentation, the skipper had rued over India&rsquo;s struggle with injuries and had said that the players can't come and play for the country half-fit.
In response to this, the 1983 World Cup-winning cricketer questioned who was responsible for the situation. "Are trainers responsible for this? Why are unfit players going? You are playing international cricket and the result is in front of you. If they want to take rest they can take rest during IPL matches. Your country comes first. If you are not going to win ICC trophies, your nation's cricket is going to go down," he remarked.&nbsp;
The 71-year-old also called out the embarrassing failure of India&rsquo;s star-studded top order and the bowlers. "If you see the record, how many centuries they (seniors) have scored in the last three years? But they are experienced players and they should have performed. If your top order does not perform you are not going to win. Your bowling unit has become very weak suddenly. It looks like they are not going to get any wickets," he said. Apart from KL Rahul&rsquo;s hundred in December last year, Shikhar Dhawan, Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma have all struggled to score a ton in the 50-over format of the game in the past couple of years. &nbsp;
Owing to their disappointing performance Down Under, Team India also crashed out of the T20 World Cup after losing to eventual champions England in the semifinals. Men in Blue also made an early exit from the Asia Cup earlier after losing their super 4 games to Pakistan and Sri Lanka.

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