Vaibhav Suryavanshi has introduced another bang battingImage Credit Source: PTI
The age of 14-15 years is also to play along with studies. Most children pay attention to their studies at this age. There are some who are determined to make a career in a game and give more time to the game at this age. But then it also comes in the rare talent like Vaibhav Suryavanshi, which has created panic with its batting worldwide at the age of just 14 years. Vaibhav, who made a series of records with his explosive batting in IPL 2025, is not in a comfort mood even after the end of Suryavanshi season and is blowing the bowlers.
Vaibhav made his debut in IPL 2025 on behalf of Rajasthan Royals in the month of April. His debut was made at the age of just 14 and this young batsman opened it with a six on the very first ball of his career. Then in his third match, this left -handed explosive batsman caught the attention of every person who watches a little cricket by scoring a century in just 35 balls. Not only did he become the youngest batsman to score a century in the IPL, but it was also the second fastest century in this league.
Even after the banging batting in just 7 matches of IPL, Vaibhav’s mind is not yet filled and he is not in any rest mood at the moment. This is the reason that this young star has again caught the bat and started beating the bowlers. Vaibhav is currently involved in the Under-19 training camp in the Center of Excellence of BCCI near Bangalore, where he is preparing for the upcoming series. In a match played for this preparation, Vaibhav rained sixes. Vaibhav hit the bowlers by hitting a total of 8 sixes in this red ball match.
Vaibhav himself shared the video of it on his Instagram story, in which he is seen sending the ball across the boundary in every part of the ground. Its video has also gone viral on social media and fans are very fond of it. Such batting of Vaibhav is good signs for India’s Under-19 team, which has to visit England later this month. There the under-19 team has to play limited overs and four-day matches against England’s Under-19 team. Vaibhav is part of the team for this tour, whose captaincy has been captured by his friend Ayush Mhatre.