England all-rounder Sam Curran Vaibhav has described Suryavanshi’s emergence in the Indian team as an “incredible story”, adding that the 15-year-old has attracted attention for himself, while hoping England can keep him quiet if he makes his international debut in the ongoing T20I series.The cricket world has been waiting for Suryavanshi to make his India debut after he was selected for the UK tour following his performances for Rajasthan Royals in IPL 2026.Speaking to the media before the second T20 match, Curran said that he has watched Suryavanshi closely during the IPL.“I think it’s an incredible story. I watched a lot of IPL for a month, and I was just watching this guy, he looks so effortless. It’s really incredible and it’s right too, he’s getting the attention he deserves.“He’s very raw and he’s just enjoying his life, isn’t he? Playing for India at the age of 15 is a really cool story and I think even as the opposition, you have to admire the skills and things like that,” Curran said.Curran believes that the conditions in England could present a different challenge for the young player.“I think England will probably be a different challenge, the pitches are very different, much slower than India. People may have their own plans and all that kind of thing.“So I think, definitely we’ll have our plans, but I’m not saying they’re perfect plans, you never know because he’s playing really well.He added, “But at the end of the day, I will try and showcase my skills, but there is no doubt that he is very special at what he is doing.”Suryavanshi finished IPL 2026 as the tournament’s leading run-scorer with 776 runs at a strike rate of over 230.Curran also said that handling the attention that comes with playing for India could be Suryavanshi’s biggest challenge.“I think being an Indian cricketer in India is probably a lot bigger than us. So I think that will probably be his biggest challenge, how he handles it. He has played one or two IPL seasons and is now straight into the Indian team. I am sure there are people around him who are trying to help him. But I think you won’t know until he makes his debut and see how he performs.“I’m sure he’ll have his ups and downs like anyone else, but as a cricketer, you’ve got to enjoy what he’s doing because it’s so good. At the age of 15, I think I was knocking around at Surrey Indoor School.”