The 14 -year -old cricket of Bihar, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, made history by becoming one of the youngest Indians in a young Test match during India’s Under -19 on Sunday (July 13), who was playing in a game against England at the Kent County Cricket Ground in Bekenham. In 14 years and 107 days, Suryavanshi claimed the wicket of England captain Hamza Sheikh, who marks his place as the third youngest bowler to achieve this achievement in youth Test cricket.The success of the young left-arm spinner came in the 45th over when Sheikh missed a full-toss outside the off-stump, resulting in Henil Patel caught in a long-off. The dismissal broke an important 154 -run partnership between Sheikh and Rocky Flintoff.Suryavanshi’s record crossed the previous Indian mark set by Manishi of Jharkhand, who took wickets against South Africa in Thiruvananthapuram in 2019 at the age of 15. In the overall ranking, Suryavanshi is third behind two Pakistani players – Mahmood Malik and Hidayatullah Khan, who scored their records at the age of 13.As England posted 439 on the board, Suryavanshi posted 2/35 figures in 13 overs. After Sheikh’s wicket, the Indian young man got rid of wicketkeeper Thomas Rev, who tried to cut out the delivery, but finished it behind Abhisian Kundu.The match has noticed that India has established a commanding position after posting a total of 540’s first innings. England’s Under -19 team responded with 439 runs, leading India to 101 runs.In stumps at day 3, India went to 128/3, in which Vaibhav Suryavanshi scored 44-people 56, with 229 runs. The four -day test ended on Tuesday.