Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s historic evening: The 14-year-old who rewrote IPL and T20 record books | Cricket News – The Times of India

In an innings that might be remembered endlessly, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, at simply 14 years and 32 days, produced a jaw-dropping efficiency for Rajasthan Royals towards Gujarat Titans, shattering practically all ages and pace record in T20 cricket historical past.
Chasing an enormous 210, the teenage prodigy unleashed a batting storm on the Sawai Mansingh Stadium, reaching his maiden IPL century in simply 35 balls — and alongside the way in which, fully redefining what’s attainable for a participant barely into his teenagers.

Here Are All the Records Vaibhav Suryavanshi Broke:
Youngest Achievements
– Youngest to Score a 50 in T20 History (14y 32d)
– Youngest to Score a 100 in T20 History (14y 32d)
– Youngest to Win an IPL Man of the Match Award
(14y 32d – beating Mujeeb ur Rahman and Washington Sundar)
Batting Records
Fastest IPL Century by an Indian(35 balls)
– Fastest Century in an IPL Chase(35 balls)
– Least Innings Taken by an Indian to Score an IPL Century(third IPL innings)
– Only Indian to Reach Century Inside 11 Overs in IPL History

Six-Hitting and Power Records
– Most Sixes by a Debutant in an IPL Innings (11 sixes)
– Joint-Most Sixes by an Indian in an IPL Match (11 sixes)
– Joint-Most Sixes in an IPL Chase
– Broke Yusuf Pathan’s 15-Year-Old Record(Fastest IPL century by Indian — Yusuf’s was 37 balls in 2010; Vaibhav did it in 35)

Even Rahul Dravid, the stoic Rajasthan Royals head coach, couldn’t assist however rise to his ft, smiling large as he applauded {the teenager}’s magical knock.
Vaibhav had introduced himself earlier within the season with a primary-ball six on debut, and yesterday’s thunderous 101 off 38 balls (7×4, 11×6) merely confirmed what everyone seems to be now beginning to consider: The future has arrived — and he’s simply 14 years previous
Vaibhav Suryavanshi has damaged all of the information. And but, in some way, it seems like he’s solely simply getting began.