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The Meteoric Rise of Vaibhav Suryavanshi: From Teen Prodigy to IPL Record-Breaker

 
At just 14 years and 32 days old, Vaibhav Suryavanshi has rewritten cricket history, becoming the youngest centurion in T20 cricket with a blistering 35-ball hundred for Rajasthan Royals in IPL 2025. His fearless assault left veterans awestruck and fans in disbelief - how does a teenager dominate world-class bowlers with such ease?  
 

A Night That Changed Everything

- Fastest IPL century by an Indian (35 balls), second only to Chris Gayle's 30-ball record  
- 11 sixes in a breathtaking 101* off 38 balls  
- 166-run opening stand with Yashasvi Jaiswal  
- Standing ovation from teammates, opponents and a roaring Jaipur crowd  
 

The Shot That Summed Up His Genius 

Facing Prasidh Krishna, Vaibhav unleashed an audacious backfoot punch over long-off - a shot of such technical perfection that even Rahul Dravid, confined to a wheelchair with an Achilles injury, leaped up in celebration, forgetting his pain momentarily.  
 

From Doubts to Dominance  

Months earlier, Dravid himself had questioned whether the prodigy was "too young for U-19 cricket." Critics wondered if he could handle the pressure, if his technique would hold against express pace, and if he was physically strong enough.  
 
Vaibhav answered with his bat - smashing Shardul Thakur for six first ball in his IPL debut, then dismantling Rashid Khan, Mohammed Shami and others with preternatural calm.  
 

What Makes Him Special?

- Bat speed comparable to young Sachin Tendulkar  
- Footwork so precise he seems to have extra time  
- Temperament - no wild celebrations, just ruthless focus  
- Shot selection - 11 sixes, all clean strikes  
 

The Road Ahead

With the T20 World Cup 2026 looming, selectors face a dilemma - is India ready to bet on a 15-year-old? One thing's certain: Vaibhav Suryavanshi isn't a flash in the pan. As Ravi Shastri quipped during commentary: "Remember the name - this boy eats jalebis for breakfast and bowlers for lunch."  
 

Key Stats  

- Youngest T20 centurion (14y 32d)  
- Fastest Indian IPL hundred (35 balls)  
- First teenager with 10+ sixes in an IPL innings  
 
Should Vaibhav be fast-tracked into Team India? Share your thoughts!
 
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