'Research' key to slowing down Sooryavanshi & India

'Research' key to slowing down Sooryavanshi & IndiaImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Humphreys says it "will be cool" if he can be the first to take the international wicket of India's teenager star Vaibhav SooryavanshiByDavid MohanBBC Sport NI journalistPublished24 minutes agoCommentsA huge couple of days for Irish cricket beckon as India arrive at Stormont for two T20 internationals on Friday and Sunday [both 13:30 BST].The world champions will face an Ireland side hit by injuries as Josh Little, Mark Adair, Paul Stirling, Curtis Campher, Barry McCarthy and Jordan Neill miss out.Matthew Hollard and Jai Moondra have received their first Ireland call-ups and Reuben Wilson is included in the T20I squad for the first time after making his debut in the recent Test match against New Zealand.However, it's the likelihood of an Indian debutant which is capturing the imagination, as 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi looks set to make his international bow.Nicknamed 'Baby Boss', Sooryavanshi will break Sachin Tendulkar's record for the youngest debutant for India and will also become the youngest ever player to make a debut in an international T20 among ICC full member countries if he features at Stormont.The teenager earned his call-up following a remarkable campaign with Rajasthan Royals in the Indian Premier League [IPL], hitting 776 runs and an all-time record 65 sixes in a single season.Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Sooryavanshi his a record 65 sixes in one season in the Indian Premier LeagueShould Sooryavanshi get the nod to start, as anticipated, Matthew Humphreys will be one of Ireland's bowlers tasked with welcoming him to the international arena, and while he says it "would be cool" to be the first to take his wicket, taking on the best is something he is growing accustomed to."Opening the bowling, you're taking on the best guys in cricket," the 23-year-old told BBC Spor...