Vaibhav Suryavanshi Fails With The Bat, Clatters Two Sixes And A Four Before...
Vaibhav Suryavanshi got the start in India U19's first innings of the 2nd Youth Test against England at County Ground (Chelmsford).
In India U19 team's ongoing tour of England, teenage sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi continues to grab the headlines. In his latest exploit, Suryavanshi, again, dazzled initially but fizzled out in a jiff. With India replying to England's first innings total of 309-all out on the second day of their 2nd Youth Test, the rising star belted two fours and a six, promising a strokeful innings before being dismissed for 20 off 14.
This was the second time in the Youth Test series between India U19 and England U19 that Suryavanshi has started his innings with a bang only for them to be snuffed out, on both occasions, by Alex Green.
Green dropped a short delivery and Suryavanshi responded with a fierce hook shot only to hole out to AM French.
In the first Youth Test, the 14-year-old had started with an innings of 14 off 13, comprising three fours where he was caught off Green. His captain and opening partner Ayush Mhatre scored a century while Abhigyan Kundu made 90, Rahul Kumar struck 85, RS Ambrish 70 and Vihaan Malhotra 67 with India finishing their innings at 540-all out.
Vaibhav Suryavanshi Hits Quick Half-Century
India were bowled out for 248 with Vihaan Malhotra and RS Ambrish again hitting half-century apiece and the contest eventually ended in a draw.
Rain Curtails Day 2
India were 51/2 at the close of stumps on the second day with rain interrupting the proceedings on several occasions. Skipper Mhatre was unbeaten on 24 off 26 and giving him company was Vihaan on 6.
The start of the day's play was also delayed due to weather.
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