Vijendra Singh claimed a large -scale fraud in cricket between IPL 2025. Internet miracle if this splendor is Suryavanshi

Through a social media post, former India boxer Vijendra Singh on Wednesday raised the question whether age fraud has now been settled in cricket. Age fraud, or the practice of incorrectly presenting the age of a player, is a significant problem in Indian sports, especially at the level of junior and age group. BCCI (Control Board for Cricket in India) has taken measures to address the issue, including strict verification procedures. ,Bhai today Kaal Umar Choti Ker’s Cricket Me Bhe Khelein Lege (Players have started reducing their age in cricket as well), “Olympic sports bronze medalist Vijendra Singh posted on X.

Bhai today Kaal Umar Choti Ker’s Cricket Me Bhe Khelein Lege

– Vijendra Singh (@boxervijender) 30 April, 2025

Vijendra Singh’s comments were followed by some social media users after questioning the Rajasthan Royals batsman Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s era, who is the youngest player to play in the Indian Premier League (IPL).

Vaibhav suryawanshi ki baat kar rahe ho kya

– Aditya Aman (@Adityaaman_20) 30 April, 2025

U19 na khel rahe tau, experience to the Sattu of International Cricket Players Ghol Bankar Pi Liya Hay Chore Ne

– Merz Hussain (@Merazhu00039622) 30 April, 2025

Han Toh Boxing is a little Aisa game.

– Painter (@Ushank21) 30 April, 2025

Playing his third IPL match, 14 -year -old Suryavanshi on Monday set a record of record with an inspired centenary against the Gujarat Titans at Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur. The teenage batsman scripted history with 35 balls, the fastest by an Indian player in the IPL and the second fastest of all time.

“Even though this splendor man has cheated age, such a crazy power-touching crazy man at the age of 15–16 years,” posted a user on X.

Another user posted an old video of Vaibhav and gave an interview and claimed, “Vaibhav is definitely older than the states.”

“There is no way, Vaibhav Suryavanshi is 14 years old. It is a 3-4-year video, where he himself admitted that he looks younger than his age and not 15, the case should be investigated deeply in a deep investigation by @BCCI, and he should be banned when he is guilty.”

In 14 years and 32 days, Suryavanshi scored a sensational 101 off just 38 balls against GT and became the youngest player to score a century in IPL and T20 cricket.

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