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'No one has ever done this before': Harbhajan makes massive Sooryavanshi claim

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'No one has ever done this before': Harbhajan makes massive Sooryavanshi claim
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Former Indian cricketer Harbhajan Singh has praised teenage batting talent Vaibhav Sooryavanshi for his fearless approach to the game. Harbhajan highlighted the youngster's unique confidence and noted how modern social media amplifies the visibility of emerging sports stars.

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It highlights the shifting mindset of young athletes in the digital age and the increasing influence of social media on sports scouting and public perception.

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Former India spinner Harbhajan Singh has showered praise on teenage batting sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, calling him an "unbelievable" talent and claiming the youngster is achieving something "no one has ever done before" with his fearless approach to the game.Speaking on JioStar, Harbhajan said Sooryavanshi's confidence and willingness to back his instincts represent the changing mindset of modern-day cricketers, who are now encouraged to express themselves without fear of failure."What Vaibhav Sooryavanshi is doing today, no one has ever done before. He is unbelievable, a great talent. I don't think I have seen or faced a talent like that," Harbhajan said.The former off-spinner also pointed out how the influence of social media has amplified the visibility of young stars, making their exploits reach a much wider audience than in previous generations."The difference between today's youth and the youth back then is the reach of today's media and social media.

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