New Delhi. Putting cricket aside, 15-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi has become the most unusual asset for investing in Indian brands. He is a player who has yet to be tested sufficiently, whose value is entirely dependent on his current momentum and rhythm. At 15 years old, he can neither vote nor drive the Tata car he won as 'MVP' in the previous IPL season. Unable to sign any legal document without parental consent, he is an ordinary teenager from Bihar. However, having left his class 10 board exams to focus on the IPL, he is earning more from a single day's brand shoot...