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Dravid urges patience for Sooryavanshi, stresses need for more red-ball cricket

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Former India head coach Rahul Dravid has offered a candid assessment of young cricketer Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's development. Dravid noted that Sooryavanshi has not had sufficient exposure to red-ball cricket, which he considers essential alongside white-ball formats. He emphasized that a balanced diet of both formats is critical for the youngster's overall growth as a cricketer. Dravid called for patience as Sooryavanshi takes his early steps in professional cricket. His remarks reflect a broader commitment within the sport to nurturing players capable of excelling in Test cricket.

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