The 14 -year -old Vaibhav Suryavanshi has emerged as a new generation face in a tournament that re -defines the possibilities. Rajasthan Royals (RR) scripted history by becoming the youngest T20 Centurion and fastest Indian to send shockwaves to the cricket world during their explosive knock against Gujarat Titans (GT) to send shockwaves to the cricket world. Australian cricket legend Matthew Hayden, showing the rise of the young man, examined a reality on hearty advice and further challenges. During the match, he broke a Quickfire 101 in just 38 balls, including seven fours and 11 sixes. His run came at a strike rate of 265.79.
Emphasizing the importance of nutrition of young talents, Hayden said, “It is about what the children are dreaming about, what are their possibilities.”
“What will happen that he will embrace among the cricket community … We hope he is enjoying the game, and will follow the rest,” he said.
“My advice is to always be in love with the game,” he said.
“This game is about developing your character. It’s a very difficult game,” he said.
He said, “After his first 100, he also comes out for the duck. You have to keep looking for ways to improve. The game only challenges you,” he said.
The biggest night of Suryavanshi’s career broke them many records:
-Vibhav arrives in its centenary in 35 balls, the second fastest century in the history of IPL, which is now below Chris Gayle’s 30-ball ton against Pune Warriors India for Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in 2013. Vabhhav is now the fastest Indian in the IPL for a century.
At the age of 14 years and 32 days, the left -handed batsman, the youngest player to score a centenary in the history of T20 cricket, crossing Vijay Zol, who was 18 years and 118 days for the centenary for Maharashtra against Mumbai in 2013 for Maharashtra.
It is also the fastest century in T20 cricket, with the fastest related to Sahil Chauhan of Estonia against Cyprus in 2024, coming in just 27 balls.
-Survanshi also reached fifty in just 17 balls, fifth fastest in league history, the youngest to score fifty, the youngest IPL.
-94 came through the run boundaries of Suryavanshi, including seven fours and 11 sixes. In the history of IPL, there is the highest 93% limit percentage in any century.
-Solso, Vaibhav tied the most sixes by an Indian in an IPL innings with former Indian batsman Murali Vijay, in 11, most sixes were killed by GAIL during their prestigious 175* against Pune Warriors India, which included 17 maximum.
-The 166-Run stand between Laso, Vaibhav and Yashsvi Jaiswal is the most partnership for any wicket for Rajasthan Royals, by Jose Butler and Devdutt Padikal against DC in Wankhedi in 2022 to overtake 1555555.
-Survanshi also played only three innings to reach his IPL ton, overtaking Punjab Kings (PBK) batsmen, Priya Arya and Paul Valtheti, who took four innings according to Wisden.com.
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