VAIBHAV SURYAVANSHI made subtitles on Wednesday by breaking the second fastest half -century Indian in ODI under 19 years, during the third youth Odi against England in Northampton. A fourteen -year -old man reached his fifty in only 20, led him with six from James Mingo and continued Hammer 86 only 31 supplies.
Only Rishabh Pant gained faster half a century for India-18-Míčový Blitz against Nepal during the World Championship under 19 years.
SuryavANSHI, who persecuted the challenging goal of 269 in the rainfall of the 40-over competition, gave India an ideal platform. Despite the premature release of Captain Abhigyan Kund’s, left -handed signaling his intention by breaking two boundaries in his first 13 passed. This was followed by an exhibition of pure, fearless intervening – nine six and six four of his bat came out of his bat when he dismantled the English bowling attack.
His explosive shifts eventually ended when he was caught in Hluboká, but not before he leaned for a moment in favor of India. His release was quickly followed by Chavda, so India left three down, but still far from the rate of request.
Previously, England published 268 for 6 after she was first asked for a bat. Captain Thomas Rew led a charge with an undefeated 76 of only 44 balls, praised by nine -four and three six. Opener BJ Dawkins provided a solid foundation with a smooth 62, while Isaac Muhammed got 41.
Indian pitchors got well after the smast start to get into scoring. Kanishk Chauhan was a selection of attack, claimed 3 for 38 and caused the middle order fluctuations. He cleaned Bowled Ben Mayes, removed Rocky Flintoff in his next over and later released Joseph Moores on a duck. Naman Pushpak and Deepish Dependran also brought everyone with a goal, while Vivaan Malhotra imprisoned Mohammed LBW to interrupt a dangerous partnership.
Given that the series of five matches tied 1-1, which concerned this meeting, SuryavANSHi’s record knock could prove to be a turning point. His fearless launching has already appeared as a standout feature of the series – and at the age of 14, he gives Indian cricket fans to which he could be enthusiastic.
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Published:
Saurabh Kumar
Published on:
2 July 2025
