Delhi: The bat of Indian team's young star batsman Vaibhav Suryavanshi has also roared in Test cricket. After his poor performance in the quarter-finals, questions were raised about his ability to play against the red ball. Now in the semi-final match against Central Zone, Vaibhav has answered all the critics with the bat. He played a brilliant inning of 92 runs. Suryavanshi hit seven fours and seven sixes in his innings. He missed scoring a historic century by eight runs.

Suryavanshi broke 57 years old record by playing stormy innings

Suryavanshi played ODI innings in Test cricket. He scored 92 runs in just 81 balls. His strike rate was 113.58. Suryavanshi made a record partnership of 162 runs for the first wicket with experienced batsman Abhimanyu Easwaran. Suryavanshi had already made her intentions clear with the ball.

He told that he will play only in an aggressive style. Suryavanshi scored 70 runs in his innings only from boundaries, which is a proof of his aggression. It seemed that he would score a century, but he was caught out on the ball of Harsh Dubey. However, with his explosive innings he has put East Zone in a strong position. During this innings, Suryavanshi also broke the 57 year old record. He has now become the youngest batsman to score a half-century in the history of Duleep Trophy.

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