The young batting sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi Indian Premier League (IPL) shines in 2025, pressurizing the Rajasthan Royals (RR), pressurizing coach Vikram Rathore for his composed and impressive performance. After the latest knock of Suryavanshi out of 57 out of 57 out of 33 balls against Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in Delhi, Rathore welcomed the nature and development of the youth. “Very impressive,” Rathor said at the post -match press conference.
He said, “We have been working with him for some time, perhaps three to four months, we have seen all these aspects, but it is great to see them performing well in sports in pressure situations,” he said.
The 14 -year -old went to chase against CSK of 188, where the ball was moving around and the initial opportunities were limited in the innings. However, Suryavanshi demonstrated a remarkable maturity, in which four sixes and four borders were killed in their fluent knock.
“In a big game like today, when she went in, the ball was doing a while. She hardly got any delivery and did not have much strike in the powerplay,” Rathore explained.
He said, “The kind of maturity and nature he showed was excellent. Such experiences would definitely make him a better player.”
Suryavanshi has now scored 252 runs in seven matches in this season, but it was his banging hundred against Gujarat Titans (GT) in Jaipur, which made headlines worldwide. At the age of just 14, he became the youngest Centurion in men’s T20 cricket, scoring 101 runs in 38 balls. His century, which came only in 35 delivery, stands as the second fastest in IPL history.
While recurring the match, Vaibhav Suryavanshi and captain Sanju Samson’s Blitzcrayg, Yashsvi Jaiswal, at the top, sealed the victory of six wickets with 17 balls, in which 17 balls were provoked for Rajasthan Royals at Chennai Super Kings.
The 98-rice partnership between Yashsvi Jaiswal (36) and Samson and Suryavanshi kept Rajasthan under control and lifted the team for commanding victory in their final game of the season.
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