In comes Sanju Samson, the experienced wicketkeeper-batter, in a move that signals India’s urgency to salvage pride in a 0-3 series loss. While fans might see this as a setback for the teenager, it’s actually a strategic pause; time to learn, reset, and return stronger. Sooryavanshi’s stats? 15, 13, and 14. Not stellar, but not fatal either. At his age, even a single international match is a milestone. The fact that he’s being given space instead of pressure speaks volumes about how Indian cricket is nurturing young talent; not rushing it. With Zimbabwe next on the agenda, don’t be surprised if he’s back, sharper and smarter. Sometimes, leaving someone out isn’t a punishment; it’s a vote of confidence in their future.