England captain Harry Brook says the team has prepared tactics for the possibility of facing India’s 15-year-old left-handed batting prospect Vaibhav Sooryavanshi ahead of the first T20I at Chester-le-Street on Wednesday. Multiple outlets report that, while suspense remains over whether Sooryavanshi makes his T20I debut in the series opener, England’s squad has “dug” into how to contain his impact if he plays. Brook is quoted saying they have their plans in place and hope they work. The discussion comes as India and England begin a five-match T20I series starting Wednesday. Sooryavanshi’s recent form is highlighted across sources: he topped the batting charts in the IPL this year with 776 runs and a strike rate above 230, earning recognition as the tournament’s Most Valuable Player. One outlet also notes that, if he debuts, Sooryavanshi would have the chance to become India’s youngest international player, potentially surpassing Sachin Tendulkar’s record.