IND vs ZIM 2nd T20I: ‘Suryavanshi’ rebellion will happen again today! 15 year old Vaibhav ready to storm against Zimbabwe in Harare

The second match of the three-match T20 International series between India and Zimbabwe will be played this evening. The Indian team, which has taken a 1-0 lead in the series, will take the field today with the intention of winning the match and capturing the series. At the same time, for host Zimbabwe, this match is a ‘do or die’ match. The one player who has grabbed the most headlines in this entire series is India’s 15-year-old explosive batsman Vaibhav Sooryavanshi. Vaibhav, who scored a explosive half-century in the very first match of the series, is ready to once again hit fours and sixes on the Harare ground. Vaibhav Suryavanshi created history by scoring the first half-century of his international career in the first T20 match against Zimbabwe by scoring a blistering fifty in 18 balls in the first match. He played a stormy inning of 50 runs in just 18 balls, which included 4 fours and 4 skyscraper sixes. With this, he became the first batsman in the world to score a half-century at the youngest age in International T20 cricket. What do Vaibhav’s figures say on the Harare field? Vaibhav Suryavanshi likes the ground of Harare Sports Club very much. His bat has spoken strongly in the total 3 matches played on this ground so far: Under-19 World Cup success: In the semi-finals of the Under-19 World Cup played earlier this year, he had scored 68 runs in 33 balls against Afghanistan. After this, in the final match against England, Vaibhav created havoc and played a blazing inning of 175 runs in just 80 balls. 51 boundaries in Harare: Vaibhav has so far scored a total of 293 runs in 3 innings on the Harare ground, which includes 28 fours and 23 sixes (total 51 boundaries). Today again eyes will be on the record breaking innings. Seeing the explosive form of Vaibhav on the Harare ground, the fans are expecting another big and aggressive innings from him in today’s second T20 match also. If the Indian top order again maintains its rhythm today, then it is going to be very difficult for the Zimbabwean bowlers to stop them.