The teenager has already grabbed headlines this season for taking on top bowlers without any hesitation Jasprit BumrahJosh Hazlewood, Mohammed Siraj and Bhuvneshwar Kumar. Against Gujarat, Siraj was also hit for a six off the first ball as Suryavanshi continued his astonishing run of form. Speaking to PTI, Rabada admitted that he has been impressed by the mentality and fearless approach of the young player at such a young age. “He’s a great talent. He’s got very quick hands. He’s fearless at the moment. There’s not the slightest fear in his body. That’s usually what happens when you’re young, it’s really fascinating. I think it’s great to see it in the game of cricket, in the IPL. It’s great to see the game well and truly alive. Who else will come and grab that kind of headlines? Let’s wait and see,” said the South African quick. Despite the publicity surrounding Suryavanshi, Rabada said that as a bowler, his mindset while bowling remains the same. “What I’m thinking about is just having another batsman. And try to be better than him. It’s almost like a bit of talent. He’s definitely an X-factor player. Someone who is bringing attention to the game. fantastic. Really fast hands. No fear. It’s a wonderful combination,” he added. Rabada himself has been in peak form this season, consistently touching 150 kmph while forming one of the most dangerous new ball pairings in the IPL with Mohammed Siraj. The pair have troubled the batting line-up throughout the powerplay phase, with Rabada consistently generating sharp bounce and seam movement through the length of the test-match. The 30-year-old has now crossed the 20-wicket mark in an IPL season for the fourth time in his career, although he insisted he does not focus too much on individual achievements. “I feel like coming into a season, no matter what team you’re playing for, this time it’s Gujarat, I feel like I’m just going to try my best here and I’m going to leave it here. And whatever the result is, the result will be the same,” he said. Reflecting on his partnership with Siraj, Rabada said that their chemistry has evolved naturally over the course of the season. “I think it’s building a partnership and that’s pretty much it. He’s got a job to do and I’ve got a job to do. I think we’ve got some bonding off the field as well but it’s not really anything planned. “We figure out that we’re bowling together and we try to fulfill that role to the best of our ability. There’s no real magic recipe,” he explained.