NEW DELHI: Fourteen-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi produced a wide ranging show of power-hitting, smashing a 32-ball century within the Rising Stars Asia Cup conflict in opposition to the UAE on the West Finish Park Worldwide Cricket Stadium in Doha. His whirlwind knock not solely shocked the opposition but additionally etched his identify amongst India’s quickest century-makers in T20 cricket historical past.Suryavanshi’s 32-ball ton makes him the joint-second quickest Indian to succeed in a T20 hundred, a feat shared with Rishabh Pant, who hammered a 32-ball century for Delhi in opposition to Himachal Pradesh in 2018. Solely Urvil Patel and Abhishek Sharma, each of whom struck 28-ball lots of within the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy (2024–25), sit above him. Within the course of, the younger prodigy additionally surpassed Rohit Sharma’s iconic 35-ball T20I century scored in opposition to Sri Lanka in 2017.India A opted to bat first, however an early wicket—Priyansh Arya for 10—did little to gradual the carnage that was about to unfold. As soon as Suryavanshi discovered his rhythm, the UAE bowlers had no solutions. He raced to a 17-ball fifty and adopted it up with one other 50 off simply 15 balls, dismantling the bowling assault with ease. His clear, fearless strokeplay peaked when he plundered 30 runs off a single over bowled by Harshit Kaushik, hitting 4 sixes and a 4.Suryavanshi finally completed with a rare 144 off 42 balls, studded with 15 sixes and 11 fours, earlier than falling within the thirteenth over. His assault powered India A to an enormous 297/4 of their 20 overs, with captain Jitesh Sharma contributing a blistering 83 off 32 balls*.{The teenager} continues to construct an astonishing early profession. He already holds the second-fastest century in IPL historical past—a 35-ball ton for Rajasthan Royals in opposition to Gujarat Titans. Now, with this 32-ball masterpiece, Suryavanshi joins the elite listing of world T20 hitters.

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