Vaibhav Suryavanshi: 

Playing for Rajasthan Royals (RR) in IPL 2025 was definitely a turning point for the young batter. At the age of 14, the top-order batsman caught everyone by surprise with his big hitting abilities. Even after the conclusion of the season, the southpaw so far shows no sign of slowing down. Recently, he played in the Asia Cup Rising Stars 2025 and is now playing in SMAT 2025. In every tournament, Vaibhav has been batting with a fearless approach. 

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Ayush Mhatre: 

The Mumbai batter is another young batter who loves to take the aerial route. Whether it's a match for the India A team or a game for Mumbai, Mhatre is always there in the middle to steal the show. Chennai Super Kings (CSK) fans have high hopes for the 18-year-old. Last season, he joined CSK in the middle of the season and proved his talent without wasting any time. 

Priynash Arya: 

Punjab Kings' (PBKS) run to the final in the IPL 2025 might not be possible without Priyansh Arya. The 24-year-old left-handed batter made headlines by scoring a century. After a promising IPL season, he went to play for the India A team and now is playing for Delhi in the ongoing SMAT 2025 tournament. The rising of Arya will add more excitement to IPL 2026. 

Prabhsimran Singh:

In recent times, there are a lot of talks for the keeper-batter segment. There is a heavy amount of demand in the market for prolific keeper-batters. Prabhsimran Singh is one of the keeper-batters who can create buzz in the upcoming Indian Premier League season as well. The PBKS batter experienced his best with the franchise in the previous campaign. Then, after his century and a half-century for India A against Australia A, Singh reflected on his recent improvements.