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India.com
15 hours ago
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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. Tufano ko cheer ke … ' Vaibhav Suryavanshi drops Bollywood-inspired post after blasting five sixes vs England @BCCI @VaibhavSurya12_ — 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.
India.com
17 hours ago
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- India.com
India U19 vs England U19: Vaibhav Suryavanshi Powers India To Six-Wicket Win In 1st Youth ODI
India U19 kicked off their five-match Youth ODI series against England U19 with an emphatic six-wicket victory, courtesy of a blistering knock by young batting sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi at the County Ground on Friday. Suryavanshi Stars in Clinical Chase Chasing England U19's total of 175 runs, India's reply was nothing short of dominant. The highlight of the innings was Vaibhav Suryavanshi's quickfire knock, which took the game away from the hosts in a matter of overs. The young 14-year-old opener built an exceptional 71-run partnership for the first wicket along with skipper Ayush Mhatre (21 runs from 30 balls with 4 fours) in 45 balls before the southpaw was sent back to the pavilion in the eighth over of the innings by AM French. Chasing a mere total of 175 runs in their 50 overs, the Men in Blue chased down the target in the 24th over with six wickets in hand. Other than Mhatre and Suryavanshi, Abhigyan Kundu (45* runs in 34 balls, which included four boundaries and one six) scored some crucial runs for the side and remained unbeaten at the end. Match Context This match marked the first of a five-game ODI youth series between two top-tier U19 sides. India U19 dominated the game in both departments, restricting England U19 with disciplined bowling and chasing the target with composure and confidence. The series offers an important platform for players aiming for the 2026 U19 World Cup. What's Next? The second Youth ODI will be played at the same venue on June 30. With India leading the series 1–0, England U19 will need a sharp comeback to stay alive in the contest.
NDTV
20 hours ago
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- NDTV
Shubman Gill Sent Brutal Make 'Attitude Adjustment' Message After India's 1st Test Loss vs England
Team India's catching was all over the place in the 1st Test against England in Leeds. The visitors dropped eight catches in total and gift-wrapped the match they dominated for the large part. Yashasvi Jaiswal was the main culprit as he grassed half of those chances. Former Australia wicketkeeper-batter Brad Haddin feels the Indian players need a change in attitude, as far as their fielding is concerned, including captain Shubman Gill. Haddin pointed out that all the great teams in the past have had one thing in common; they were all high quality fielding sides. "Every great team, no matter what year you're playing, the one stand out feature they've always had is that they've been a great fielding team. And I think that is one legacy Gill has start to leave now on this team. He needs an attitude adjustment. If you want to field well and compete the whole time, it's only attitude. You can do all your technical work off the field and have as many coaches as anyone, but it won't matter. Even in the IPL this year, the catching was horrible. And that could be a byproduct," Haddin said on the LiSTNR Sport podcast. While highlighting the importance of fielding, Haddin dragged 14-year-old batting sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi in to the debate. He suggested that if Suryavanshi wants to establish his name, he would have to improve on his fielding. "Take the young kid [Vaibhav Suryavanshi] from Rajasthan for example. Everyone is talking about how well he batted, and it was unbelievable. But if you're going to be a great player, he's got to work on his fielding, his presence in the game. The one thing I would say to India is find a way to be the best fielding team in the world because you got the talent everywhere else," he added. Haddin also shared his views on India's twin batting collapses in the first Test. "What hasn't happened for the first time is India's batting collapse. There's a lot of pressure on that top order. If you get through them, they will run through the remaining," Haddin pointed out.
Time of India
a day ago
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- Time of India
'Tufano ko cheer ke ... ': Vaibhav Suryavanshi drops Bollywood-inspired post after blasting 5 sixes vs England
Vaibhav Suryavanshi (Image credit: Screengrab) NEW DELHI: India's Under-19 team began their five-match Youth ODI series against England in emphatic fashion, cruising to a six-wicket win at Hove. Chasing 175, the visitors wrapped up the game in just 24 overs, thanks to a blistering debut knock from 14-year-old sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi . Suryavanshi, who became the youngest centurion in men's T20s during this year's IPL for Rajasthan Royals, lit up the County Ground with a 19-ball 48, hammering five sixes and three fours. His explosive innings set the tone for India's dominance and earned him the spotlight on his first outing in English conditions. Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW! The teenager shared a 71-run stand in just 7.3 overs with skipper Ayush Mhatre before holing out to Ralphie Albert after an electric cameo. After the match, Suryavanshi posted a photo with the team's sports massage therapist, Mangesh Gaikwad, accompanied by the inspiring track Aashayein from the movie Iqbal. Despite a mini-collapse after Suryavanshi's departure, wicketkeeper-batter Abhigyan Kundu anchored the chase with an unbeaten 45, ensuring India crossed the finish line with a massive 26 overs to spare. Earlier, England chose to bat but were skittled out for 174 in 42.2 overs. Debutant Isaac Mohammed shone briefly with a rapid 28-ball 42, which included four sixes and three fours, while Rocky Flintoff top-scored with a gritty 56. However, consistent breakthroughs derailed England's innings, with little support for the pair. Gambhir & Agarkar Plot at the Birmingham Nets | Key Talks Ahead of 2nd Test vs England India's spinners, Mohamed Enaan and Kanishk Chouhan, combined for five wickets and applied the brakes throughout the middle overs. The bowlers were backed up by sharp fielding, including a run-out and some well-judged catches. The dominant win follows India's 231-run demolition of a Young Lions Invitational XI at Loughborough earlier in the week, extending their commanding run on the tour. Game On Season 1 continues with Mirabai Chanu's inspiring story. Watch Episode 2 here.
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First Post
a day ago
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Vaibhav Suryavanshi carries his red-hot IPL form to England, smashes 48 off 19 while wearing iconic No 18 jersey
After shining in his maiden Indian Premier League season, 14-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi starred in India U-19's six-wicket victory over England U-19 in Hove with a knock that was laced with five sixes and three fours. read more India U-19's Vaibhav Suryavanshi in action in the first Youth ODI against England U-19 at Hove. Reuters After an extraordinary performance in his maiden Indian Premier League season, in which he struck a 35-ball century in just his third appearance for Rajasthan Royals , boy wonder Vaibhav Suryavanshi is now lighting up the international scene, albeit at the Under-19 level. The opening batter from Bihar, after all, starred in India U-19's six-wicket victory over England U-19 in the opening game of a five-match Youth ODI series that got underway on Friday. Opening the batting alongside Mumbai and Chennai Super Kings batter Ayush Mhatre, Suryavanshi smashed a whirlwind 48 off 19 deliveries, collecting five sixes and three fours along the way. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD VAIBHAV SURYAVANSHI MADNESS..!! 🥶🔥 - Smashed 48 runs in just 19 balls. - With 3 fours and 5 sixes. — Sports Culture (@SportsCulture24) June 27, 2025 What's more, he lit up the County Ground at Hove, Sussex's home ground, while donning the iconic No 18 jersey – which is synonymous with legendary batter Virat Kohli. Also Read | How Vaibhav Suryavanshi's parents helped him become the youngest IPL centurion Captain Mhatre was happy to play second fiddle during the 71-run opening partnership, which provided the Indian team the perfect start in their chase of a 175-run target. The 'Boys In Blue' were in a spot of bother after Mhatre (21) departed the very next over, with Maulyarajsinh Chavda and Vihaan Malhotra departing shortly after 16 and 18 respectively. Wicketkeeper-batter Abhigyan Kundu, however, stabilised the chase with a knock of 45 off 34 deliveries, collecting four fours and a six to see his team home with more than half of their overs to spare. Andrew Flintoff's son top-scores for England U-19 Off-spinner Kanishk Chouhan had earlier headlined India's clinical bowling performance with a haul of 3/20, with the trio of RS Ambrish (2/24), Mohamed Enaan (2/37) and Henil Patel (2/41) collecting a couple of wickets each. The Thomas Rew-led England U-19 team appeared steady at 76/1 in the 12th over until a flurry of wickets derailed their innings. Rocky Flintoff, son of legendary English all-rounder Andrew Flintoff, top-scored with a knock of 56 off 90 deliveries while opener Isaac Mohammed was the only other member of the batting lineup to cross 20, scoring a brisk 42 off 28 deliveries. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD The two teams will move to Northampton, where the next two Youth ODIs will take place on Monday and Wednesday respectively, with Worcester hosting the fourth and fifth matches on Saturday, 5 July and Monday 7 July respectively. That will be followed by two unofficial Tests at Beckenham and Chelmsford starting 12 July.
