Vaibhav Sooryavanshi turns cameraman during RR training:Says ‘cricket hi theek hai’ after trying to shoot video

The Rajasthan Royals team’s training is underway for the preparations of IPL 2026. And it featured a light moment where Vaibhav Sooryavanshi tried his hands at filming a video using a camera. In the video, Vaibhav is seen trying his hand at the camera, leaving his bat aside. Holding the camera, Vaibhav said, “Kuch toh kaam karu time pass karne se accha,” (Let me do some work, it’s better than just passing time). After this, he started taking shots of the ground from different angles. After trying his hand at the camera for a while, Sooryavanshi tried to lock the camera but was unable to. He sought the help of the cameraperson and said, “Bohot mushkil ho raha hai ye.” (This is turning out to be very difficult). Realising that he had his helmet on all this while, the 14-year-old took it off and said, “Helmet nikale tabhi toh dekhoge hero ko.” (Let me remove the helmet, then only you’ll see the hero). After this, he again started making videos with the camera. And after struggling for a while, Sooryavanshi gave up and says, “Mere se nahi hoga, cricket hi theek hai.” (I can’t do all this. Cricket is better for me). Vaibhav Sooryavanshi jokes about scoring 2000-3000 runs Rajasthan Royals would have high hopes from Sooryavanshi at IPL 2026. In a hilarious video, Sooryavanshi joked that he would like to score 2000-3000 runs in the IPL and win the Orange Cap. When asked what his goal in IPL 2026 was and how many runs he wanted to score and win the Orange Cap, the 14-year-old laughed and said, “If you ask such questions, I will say two or three thousand runs.” Hearing his answer, the people present there burst into laughter. After this, Sooryavanshi said, I haven’t set any specific goals. I am following the process and want to win the trophy for the team. I don’t have any personal goals. We are just moving forward with the intention of performing better this season. Earlier, at the BCCI Naman Awards, Sooryavanshi also spoke about his goal, saying, ‘The aim is to win the trophy for my team. If I win the trophy for the team, my franchise will benefit, and my performance will also improve.’ Sanju Samson mimicked Vaibhav Sooryavanshi At the BCCI Naman Awards 2026, players shared many interesting anecdotes on stage. During this, Sanju Samson mimicked young batsman Vaibhav Suryavanshi and narrated a funny incident from before his IPL debut. Sanju said that watching Vaibhav play on the field, it seemed as if he were playing a video game. Meanwhile, former captain Rahul Dravid praised the current Indian team, saying that India’s true strength is now becoming visible. Hardik Pandya, Abhishek Sharma, Sanju Samson, and Vaibhav Suryavanshi were present on stage at the ceremony. During the conversation, Samson revealed that before his debut for Rajasthan Royals, head coach Rahul Dravid had asked Vaibhav about his game plan. Samson said that Dravid asked Vaibhav, “What is your game plan?” To this, Vaibhav replied, “There’s nothing like that, sir, we’ll just play.” When Dravid asked again, Vaibhav said, “If we get the first ball, we’ll smash it.” Samson said that Vaibhav showed almost the same kind of play on the field, and watching him, it seemed as if he was playing a different video game. Also read: Virat Kohli laughs off report of ‘demanding’ India-London chartered flight: RCB star dismisses fake news with Insta story Vaibhav Sooryavanshi eyes Chris Gayle’s record At the BCCI Naman Awards, Sooryavanshi also spoke about his cricketing dreams. He said that he wants to break Chris Gayle’s record of 175 runs in T20 cricket. Vaibhav mentioned that he had watched the match between Pune Supergiants and Royal Challengers Bangalore at the stadium in 2017. He also revealed the name of his favorite film as Dhurandhar. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s Favorite Movie is Dhurandhar Sooryavanshi has also talked about his favorite movie. He said that he likes the film ‘Dhurandhar’ very much. Meanwhile, when anchor Harsha Bhogle asked Sooryavanshi about his first video game, he replied that he doesn’t play video games at all. To this, Harsha Bhogle said, ‘Your cricket itself is like a video game.’ When Harsha Bhogle asked Sooryavanshi about his first car. In response, the youngster said with a laugh, ‘Sir, I haven’t bought a car yet.’ Vaibhav Sooryavanshi is the youngest player to score a century in IPL Vaibhav Sooryavanshi became the youngest player to fetch an IPL contract after Rajasthan Royals signed him at the IPL 2025 auction for ₹1.1 crore. He became the player to score the second-fastest century in the last season. Additionally, he also became the youngest player to score a century.