Fourteen-Year-Rold Vaibhav Sureavanshi Has Made History by Beaching the Youngest Player to Play In the Indian Premier League (IPL)-and Promptly Hit The First Ballst for A Six.
Opening the Batting Syriavanshi, Who only Turned 14 Last Month, Came On As An Impact Substitute for Rajasthan Royals and Scored 34 Runs Off 20 Balls, Announcing Himig Stage by Hitting.
Sureavanshi Hit Three Sixes and Two Fours Duration Hadi 20-Ball Cameo Before Stumped by Lucknow Super Giants’ Captain Rishabh Pant.
The Teenager Was Replacing Rajasthan’s Injured Skipper Sanju Samson, who suffered an injury to feel agagainst delhi capitals in the previous game.
Sureavanshi Looks Dejected as He Walks After Losing. Pic: Reuters
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Sureavanshi Became the youngest player bought in an IPL auction?
His Selection Came Just Weeks After HE SMAShed A 58-Ball Hundred for India U19s Against Australia u19s in an Unofficial Test in Chennai.
SURYAVANSHİ, WHO WAS Born in 2011, Holds Another Record as the First IPL Crick Born After the Tournament Began in 2008.
The Previous Youngest IPL Debutant Was Prayas Rai Burman, Who Feature in 2019 Aged 16 and 154 Days For Royal Challengers Bengaluru.
Meanwhile, Afghanistan’s Mujeb ur Rahman is the Youngest International Crickketer in the IPL, Debuting at 17 in 2018 for Punjab Kings.
