Delhi: The final match of the ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup is being played at Harare Sports Club, where the Indian team has made a great start by batting first. In the title match, India’s young batsman Vaibhav Suryavanshi played such an inning, which completely changed the course of the match in India’s favor. The left-handed opener was out after scoring 175 runs. During this, he faced 80 balls, which included 15 fours and 15 sixes.

Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s explosive century

During the Indian innings, Vaibhav batted in a stormy style and completed his century in just 55 balls. In this memorable innings, he hit 8 fours and 8 skyscraper sixes. His strike rate was around 190, which completely pushed the England bowlers on the back foot.

England’s condition deteriorated

England’s bowlers looked completely helpless in front of Vaibhav’s aggressive batting. Under the pressure of the title match, the English team could not make any concrete strategy and kept giving away runs.

India’s 11th final match

It is noteworthy that the Indian Under-19 team is playing its 11th World Cup final. Before this, India has captured this prestigious trophy five times and seems to be standing on the threshold of winning the title once again.

First big innings in the tournament

Earlier in this tournament, Suryavanshi had shown glimpses of innings like in Asia Cup and Youth ODI against South Africa, but he remained away from a century in the World Cup. In the final match, he not only overcome this deficiency but also gave the team a decisive lead.

Special record in Under-19 World Cup history

This century of Vaibhav Suryavanshi has become the second fastest century in Under-19 World Cup history. Before him, Australia’s Bill Mel Jack had scored a century in 51 balls against Japan. Suryavanshi achieved second place in this special list by scoring a hundred in 55 balls.

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