Bihar’s young batting sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi grabbed headlines with a stunning 190-run knock on his Vijay Hazare Trophy debut. Soon after, he withdrew from the tournament for a special reason – his selection for the Prime Minister’s National Child Award.
Vaibhav Suryavanshi made history at the age of 14 by scoring a century in just 36 balls in the Vijay Hazare Trophy. He hit 15 sixes and 16 fours, breaking Yusuf Pathan’s record. Playing for Bihar, his explosive innings grabbed everyone’s attention in domestic cricket.
During his unbeaten 114 runs knock, he hit 10 sixes and five fours. Read further on Dynamite News:
India all-rounder Washington Sundar said playing in the Vijay Hazare trophy helped him get accustomed to bowling in different conditions.
Opting to bat first, Uttar Pradesh got off to a very good start as openers Samarth Singh and Madhav Kaushik put on runs for the first wicket. Full story
With this win, Uttar Pradesh qualified for the semi-finals of the tournament and will meet Gujarat on Thursday. In the other semi-final, Karnataka will lock horns with Mumbai on the same day. Full story
Fast bowler Shardul Thakur put on a batting master-class to smash 92 runs off 57 balls — also his maiden half-century in List A cricket — in the ongoing Vijay Hazare Trophy against Himachal Pradesh on Monday as Mumbai registered a comprehensive 200-run win.
A day after being named in India’s T20 squad for the upcoming series against England, all-rounder Rahul Tewatia on Sunday lit up the Vijay Hazare Trophy with his quickfire 73-run knock.
Jharkhand skipper Ishan Kishan put on a sensational batting performance, smashing 173 runs in just 94 balls studded with 11 sixes against Madhya Pradesh in the Elite Group B match of the Vijay Hazare Trophy on Saturday.
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