IND vs ENG: Vaibhav Suryavanshi creates history again, becomes youngest player ever to...
New Delhi: 14-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi has once again created history. Now it seems that this young player is used to setting new records. So far, he has made headlines with his batting performance, but now he has done wonders in bowling as well. He set a record on the second day of the Youth Test against England. Suryavanshi becomes youngest wicket-taker
Suryavanshi dismissed England Under-19 captain Hamza Sheikh for 84 runs to become the youngest wicket-taker in youth Test cricket. He achieved this feat at the age of only 14 years and 107 days. Did amazing with bowling, took two wickets
Left-arm spinner Suryavanshi later dismissed Thomas Rieu for 34 runs and took two wickets for 35 runs in 12 overs. Thanks to his performance, India bowled out England for 439 to take a crucial lead of 101 runs. He also made a splash in the ODI series
Earlier, Suryavanshi had also performed brilliantly in the ODI series. He played a key role in the 3-2 series win against England Under-19s. He scored a total of 355 runs in the series, including a century and a half-century. Unique records set in ODIs
Suryavanshi's performance is the fifth-highest run-scoring performance ever in an Under-19 bilateral ODI series and the second-best as an opener. He became the first player to score more than 300 runs at a strike rate of 150 in an Under-19 series. Players with the fastest strike rate
Player Run Strike Rate Opponent Year Match Player Runs Strike-Rate Opponent Year Matches Played Vaibhav Suryavanshi (India) 355 174.01 England 2025 5 Imran Nazir (Pakistan) 256 159.45 South Africa 1999 3 THS REW (England) 280 142.13 England 2025 5 Pulindu Perera (Sri Lanka) 239 139.76 Pakistan 2023 3 Saleem Elashi (Pakistan) 201 124.84 New Zealand 1995 3
Vaibhav Suryavanshi tops the list with the highest strike rate ever recorded in a Youth ODI series with a minimum of 200 runs.
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