Aly Goni and Parth Samthaan praise Vaibhav Suryavanshi for becoming the second fastest player in the IPL history to score a century
is on-going and the fans are rooting for their favourite teams. However, 14-year-old cricketer
Vaibhav Suryavanshi
from
Rajasthan Royals
has won many hearts with his amazing batting skills. He became the fastest Indian player and the second fastest player in the IPL history to score a century.
He scored 101 runs in 38 balls.
Many TV celebs took to their social media to praise Vaibhav about the same.
TV celebrities Aly Goni, Parth Samthaan and others, who have been open about their love for cricket, took to their Instagram handle to praise Vaibhav about the same. While praising Vaibhav, the Yeh Hai Mohabbatein actor wrote, 'My mind is blown. Fastest 100. 14 YO.' Parth, on the other hand wrote, "Incredible Performance.
14 years old Vaibhav Suryavanshi hits century of 35 balls. India's future."
Fans of the cricketer didn't failed to praise him and flood is comment section while congratulating him to become the second fastest IPL player to score a century. Actress Preity Zinta wrote, 'Wow !!! Vaibhav Sooryavanshi. What an incredible talent Such a thrill to watch a stunning 35 ball century by this 14year old. This year IPL is lit ! The future of Indian cricket is bright.
#Century #RRvGT #IPL2025#VaibhavSooryavanshi.
' Sachin Tendulkar wrote, Vaibhav's fearless approach, bat speed, picking the length early, and transferring the energy behind the ball was the recipe behind a fabulous innings. End result: 101 runs off 38 balls. Well played!!'
A fan wrote, 'What an incredible ton by Vaibhav Sooryavanshi Icing on the cake standing ovation by none other than Rahul DravidIndia has so many talented players at home...should limit foreign players further and it definitely doesn't need them to hype IPL.' Another fan wrote, 'World: Redefine the boundaries of imagination Vaibhav Sooryavanshi: "Which boundaries are you talking about??"
Redefining imagination at 14, breaking boundaries as if it's a word unheard of...
Vaibhav, a synonym for"nothing is impossible"
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