Vaibhav Sooryavanshi made his long-awaited return to India’s playing XI in the second T20I against New Zealand, stepping in for the injured Ishan Kishan. Unfortunately, he couldn’t seize the moment, managing just four runs from eight balls before being caught out by Nathan Smith. New Zealand set a formidable target of 181 runs, and Sooryavanshi’s early dismissal hindered India’s chase of 180/5. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi made his long-awaited return to India’s playing XI in the second T20I against New Zealand, stepping in for the injured Ishan Kishan. Unfortunately, he couldn’t seize the moment, managing just four runs from eight balls before being caught out by Nathan Smith. New Zealand set a formidable target of 181 runs, and Sooryavanshi’s early dismissal hindered India’s chase of 180/5.
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