Vaibhav Suryavanshi Scripts History, 14-Year Person with three records with 17-Gennd 50 with RR vs GT IPL 2025 in 2025

Vaibhav Suryavanshi burnt IPL 2024 on Monday, as the 14 -year -old slammed the IPL 2025 match in Jaipur on Monday in half a century off 17 balls for Rajasthan Royals against Gujarat’s Titans. This was an impressive performance of shot-making as Suryavanshi slammed six sixes and three fours to bang the fastest half-century of the IPL 2025 season. He was the most cruel against Ishant Sharma, who was killed for three sixes and two fours in the fourth over.

With a half-century, Suryavanshi broke three records-the fastest in the half-century IPL 2025, it is also the fastest vs. GT and now, she is the smallest to score a half-century in the IPL.

Earlier, Vaibhav Suryavanshi became the youngest player to compete in the IPL, when he came to bat for Rajasthan Royals against Lucknow Super veterans in the IPL 2025 match in Jaipur on April 20. The left -handed batsman also broke sixes from the first delivery, which faced Shardul Thakur. He went to hit Avesh Khan’s six and four in the second over. Suryavanshi, the youngest player to register, was sold to Rajasthan Royals for Rs 1.10 crore in 2 days of IPL 2025 mega auction in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. RR was involved in a bid war for the player with Delhi Capital, who took out the former bid for the teenager after Rs 1.10 crore.

Born in 2011, at the age of 4, began showing the talent of his cricket. Vaibhav’s father Sanjeev focused on his passion and decided to create a small sports area for him in the backyard of the house.

At the age of 9, Vaibhav’s father enrolled him in a cricket academy in a nearby city of Samastipur. It did not take long for the people around them to notice that Vaibhav was ahead of his age in terms of cricket talent.

“After practicing for two -and -a -half years, I gave under -16 tests for the Vijay Merchant Trophy,” Vaibhav said in a conversation with the Times of India. “I was on standby because of my age. By the grace of God, I started coaching under a former Ranji player Manish Ojha Sir. He has taught me a lot and whatever I am today is because of them.”

Vaibhav was only 12 years old when he played for Bihar in the Vinu Mankad Trophy, scoring around 400 runs in just five matches. It did not take him a long time to get up through the rank in Bihar cricket, so that wherever he went, he turned his head.

With Annie Input