Shane Watson, the former Australian cricketer, recently praised 15-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi for his impressive power-hitting and fearless approach to batting. Speaking at a Kabuni event in Mumbai, Watson highlighted Suryavanshi's ability to strike the ball powerfully across the field, stating that he would like to emulate the young player's mindset, which is free from the fear of getting out. Suryavanshi has made history by becoming the youngest player to be selected for the Indian T20I squad, surpassing the long-held record of Sachin Tendulkar, who debuted at 16. Watson also commended Shreyas Iyer for his remarkable off-side hitting skills, noting that Iyer's ability to strike the ball with power over cover and mid-off is a valuable asset. Additionally, Watson expressed admiration for Jasprit Bumrah's skill in executing change-of-pace yorkers, a technique he wished he had mastered during his playing days. Watson's insights reflect his respect for the current generation of Indian cricketers and their unique talents.