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Vaibhav Suryavanshi Enters Record Books As India-England U-19 Test Breaks 1497-Run Mark

Vaibhav Suryavanshi Enters Record Books As India-England U-19 Test Breaks 1497-Run Mark

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Before this, the highest aggregate in a Youth Test match was 1,430 runs, set in 1991 during a clash between Australia and England at Chelmsford - a record that stood for 34 years
In a remarkable turn of events during the ongoing Youth Test Series in England, Vaibhav Suryavanshi has etched his name into the history books. The first 4-day Test match between India Under 19 and England Under 19 ended in a draw, but it was notable for the sheer volume of runs scored, breaking a 34-year-old world record. This record, set before Suryavanshi's birth, now sees his name featured in a new world record.
The teams combined to score a staggering 1497 runs in the match, setting a new benchmark for runs in a Youth Test match. The previous record, set 34 years ago, stood at 1430 runs and was made in a match between Australia and England in Chelmsford in 1991.
In the match held in Beckenham, both teams hit a total of 15 sixes, adding another record to the historic game. India amassed 748 runs across both innings, including 10 sixes, while England scored a total of 705 runs with 5 sixes.
Vaibhav Suryavanshi, although dismissed for 14 runs in the first innings, showcased his talent with a half-century in the second innings, contributing 70 runs with 12 fours and a six. Additionally, he took two wickets, proving his all-round capabilities.
Before this, the record for the highest aggregate runs in a Youth Test match was 1,430, set in 1991 during a match between Australia and England in Chelmsford.
Vaibhav had earlier featured in a five-match ODI series on the current England tour, where he also scored a century. India won the series 3-2, with Vaibhav emerging as the top scorer, amassing 143 runs overall.
The second Youth Test between India Under 19 and England Under 19 is scheduled to be played in Chelmsford on July 20, starting at 3:30 pm Indian time. Vaibhav Suryavanshi, having earned Rs 20,000 per match from the BCCI, has accumulated Rs 1 lakh from the five ODIs and Rs 20,000 from the first Test, with expectations to earn a total of Rs 1.4 lakh from the England tour. His participation in the second Test seems assured, and fans eagerly anticipate another stellar performance.
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