Vaibhav Suryavanshi Instagram post goes viral after smashing 48 of just 19 against England in a famous win
Vaibhav Suryavanshi Instagram post goes viral after smashing 48 of just 19 against England in a famous win
New Delhi: Vaibhav Suryavanshi is indeed a special talent. Representing the country at the age of 14 is not everyone's destiny, but Suryavanshi is setting new records every day. By scoring a brilliant century in the IPL, he proved himself as a great striker and became the youngest to score hundred in IPL 2025. Now he is doing wonders for the India Under-19 team in England. Explosive batting led India to victory
In the first match, England Under-19 set a target of 175 runs, which was made easy by Vaibhav Suryavanshi's explosive batting. He scored 48 runs in just 19 balls, which included five sixes. Along with Ayush Mhatre, he added 71 runs for the first wicket. This partnership laid the foundation for India's victory. After this, Abhigyan Kundu finished the match by playing an innings of 45 runs and led India to victory. Celebrated in Bollywood style
After winning the match, Vaibhav Suryavanshi shared a Bollywood style post on social media. He posted a photo with Abhigyan Kundu and India Under-19 sports massage therapist Mangesh Gaikwad, with the famous song 'Ashaayein' from the film 'Iqbal' playing in the background. The film is the story of a specially abled young man reaching the Indian team.
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Vaibhav Suryavanshi drops Bollywood-inspired post after blasting five sixes vs England @BCCI @VaibhavSurya12_ pic.twitter.com/WNSfY0hUVi
— All About Sports (@sportsreplay) June 28, 2025 Excellent performance by bowlers
Earlier, the Indian bowlers performed brilliantly and restricted England Under-19 to a low score. Kanishk Chauhan took three wickets for 20 runs in 10 overs. Henil Patel, RS Ambris and Mohammad Enan took two wickets each.
India is leading the series 1-0. The second match will be played in Northampton on June 30. There will be a total of five ODIs, followed by two youth Test matches from July 12.
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