Zimbabwe all-rounder Brad Evans says he and the team put in “extra effort” to stop Vaibhav Sooryavanshi from reaching his first international T20I hundred. In comments reported by NDTV, Evans frames the decision as motivated by the context of facing a teenage batting prodigy and preventing him from achieving a milestone early in his international career. The report also indicates Evans openly acknowledges the psychological and tactical focus behind Zimbabwe’s bowling and fielding during the match. Instead of presenting the dismissal of Sooryavanshi’s century attempt as purely a standard contest, Evans characterizes it as an additional competitive push. The account emphasizes that the motivation is linked to denying Sooryavanshi the landmark score rather than any specific wrongdoing or controversy. Overall, the coverage centers on Evans’ admission that Zimbabwe’s approach included a heightened sense of urgency when Sooryavanshi was close to completing a maiden T20I century.