14 years old SplendorOn Wednesday, he gave his way to record books, giving an extraordinary performance, which led India to win a four-wicket win and a 2–1 series in the third youth ODI against England. In Northampton, a tornado of the left -handed opener scored 86 off just 31 balls, not only a significant victory, but rewritten several Indian under -19 and young ODI records.
Suryavanshi Storm: 9 sixes and a record-breaking knock
Chasing 269 in England in a 40 -over competition affected by a rain, Suryavanshi attacked an immediate attack. He reached his half -century in 14 delivery, marking the third fastest fifty in India, the third fastest fifty in the U -19 history and an Indian by an Indian, the most playful, which was recalling the records of Rishabh Pant’s 18 -head. His explosive innings consisted of six fours and a notable nine sixes, crossing the previous Indian U-19 record of Mandip Singh to cross eight maximum records in an ODI.
Suryavanshi’s aggression was tireless, five of his nine sixes were coming in the sequence of a ten-chandel, which left the English bowlers and left the audience in astonishment.
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His amazing strike rate of 277.41 was not just impressive; It was historical. He became the first player in Youth ODI history to score 80 runs at a more than 250 strike rates, assuming Suresh Raina’s prolonged world record for the fastest 80 score in the U -19 Odis set in 2004.
Most sixes in an innings by India U19 batsmen (young Odis)
- 9: Vaibhav Suryavanshi vs England, 2025
- 8: Raj Bawa vs Zimbabwe, 2022
- 8: Mandeep Singh vs Australia, 2009
- 7: Ankush Bains vs. Zimbabwe, 2013
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Effect of Suryavanshi in India’s flexible chase
Despite Suryavanshi’s early heroes, which ended in the eighth place when he attempted to pull a small ball in the right leg, India’s chase faced a middle-wall, falling to 69 to 6 in the 24th over. However, the lower order showed flexibility. All -rounder Kanishka Chauhan, who took the first three wickets, anchored the innings with an unbeaten 43 off 42 balls. He, with RS Embrish (31 Not Out), shared a significant 75 -run partnership, guiding India to win with 33 balls.
Suryavanshi’s sensational form has been an attraction of the series. After a score of 48 (19 balls) and 45 (34 balls) in the first two matches, his latest record-breaking knock sets him as India’s leading run-scorer and second in the series, the second overall, at a surprising strike rate with 179 runs. His consistent and fearless approach has compared Indian senior team stars Rishabh Pant And Suresh Raina both got up through U-19 ranks.
This outstanding performance follows Suryavanshi’s recent IPL success, where he scored a century for Rajasthan Royals (RR), showing his extraordinary talent more. Regularly in the absence of captain Ayush Matre, the leadership of Suryavanshi and aggressive batting at the top of the order has been important in India’s strong return after the loss of a narrow one wicket in the previous match.
With two matches remaining in the series, India now holds pace. Suryavanshi’s historical innings has not only provided a significant benefit to his team, but has also announced the arrival of a new star in Indian cricket.
