Former India Batting Coach Sanjay Bangar Was All Praise for the 14-Old Rajasthan Royals Batter Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s Record Breaking Innings Agains Against Gujarat Titans. Vaibhav smashed a belligerent 101 off 38 balls to help rr beat gt by eight wickets in the IPL 2025 match at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium on Monday. Less than a Fortnight Since Becoming the Youngest Debutant in the IPL, Vaibhav Shattered a Stack of Records with an inspired Century Against Gt. His ton, which took just 35 balls to register is the fastest century by an Indian player in the IPL and the second-fastest of all time, just five balls Slower Than Chris Gayle’s Gayle’s history.
At 14 years and 32 days old, vaibhav also become the youngest player to score a century in the IPL and T20 Cricket as a Whole.
“I have never seed a fabulous performance, and neverwal I have imagined the impact it would create. Duleep trophy-Before Playing for the Country.
“This is T20 Cricket-A Fearless 14-YLD Taking Down 3-4 of the Best Bowlers Around: Rashid Khan, Ishant Sharma, Mohammed Siraj, and Prasidh Krishna. Chasing a Target Around, the ver Just kept going going-especially favorite the on-side but playing some incredible shoots through the off-season too-was special.
“That Six Off Prasidh Krishna’s Slower Ball, with his weight complete on the back foot over long -off, was absolutely involved,” Bangar said on jiohotstar.
The 14-Year-old brieft up his 50 in 17 balls by Hitting Washington Sundar for two Sixes and a Four Within A Span of Just Four Deliveries in the Fifth Over. It was the fastest fifty of IPL 2025. He continued his rampage to brings up his century with a trademark Six off Rashid Khan. Prasidh krishna eventually dismissed he in the next over.
Bangar further spoke about the significance of vaibhav’s achievement and its ripple effect beyond the match. “I loved his celebration! That Kind of Swag.
“From bihar, where he comes from, this moment will have a massive influence – inspiring countes youngsters waking up at 7 am to train. long time, “He said.
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