Vaibhav Suryavanshi turned his head again, this time in Australia. The 14-year-old Prodigy destroyed a great century in the first youth test against Australia U-19, reaching 100 in just 78 balls and finished with 113 out of 86 balls. His scene featured nine and eight and six, and he shared a strong 152 partnership with Vedant Trivedi. Captain Ayush Mhatre has been rejected for 21 years, while VIHANAN MALHOTRA has fallen for 6 years. The Vaibhav scene ended when he was arrested by Alex Lee Young of Bowling Hayden Schiller. The young Indian star has made a name for itself throughout the format. In the Youth Odi series, he broke the record for the most career in the youth cricket, exceeding the previous sign of Unmukt Chand of 38 maximum during a 50 clash against India against Australia at the Ian Healy Oval in Brisbane.
After the stump on day 2, the Australian U-19 trail with 177 walks. India has been launched for 428 runs, and the host team is now 8/1, still needs significant efforts to close the gap. The first vaibhav attracted attention in the domestic cricket during 2023-24 Ranji trophy The season, making his first class debut just 12 years and 284 days against Mumbai, became the youngest player in the history of the tournament. His upgrade continued as he became the youngest player to get IPL contract, signed by Rajasthan Royals At the IPL 2025 auction at the age of 13. At IPL, Vaibhav lit up the tournament with 38-Bola sensation 101, destroying records along the way. The 35-Ball century was the second fastest in the history of IPL, after Chris Gayle’s 30-Ball Blitz for RCB in 2013, and the fastest by an Indian. From domestic cricket to international youth testing and IPL, Vaibhav Suryavanshi continues to rewrite the record book, proving that age is not a hindrance to greatness.
