Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, 15, is set to join India’s England tour this summer and will use a separate changing room for safeguarding reasons tied to under-16 rules. Multiple reports say the arrangement is required under ICC and ECB safeguarding protocols. The player is expected to debut for India in a T20 international against Ireland in Belfast on Friday, which could make him India’s youngest international cricketer. After the Ireland match, India’s five-match T20 series against England begins next Wednesday in Durham. The ECB and BCCI are coordinating the logistics for the tour, including safeguarding arrangements. The reports also note that his parents are expected to accompany him throughout the trip. Overall, the coverage focuses on compliance with safeguarding requirements rather than any on-field change to the tour schedule, emphasizing that the separate changing-room measure is intended to meet age-related child safeguarding standards.