IPL 2026: Vaibhav Suryavanshi scored the fastest ‘unique century’ in T20, created history by hitting 3 sixes against GT
IPL 2026, Vaibhav Suryavanshi: 15 years old in IPL 2026 Vaibhav Suryavanshi With his explosive batting, he is hitting sixes from big bowlers. Today, even veteran cricketers have become convinced of Vaibhav’s batting and at the age of 15, this player is making record after record. Even though Vaibhav could not play a long innings against Gujarat Titans yesterday, he created history by completing a unique century in T20 cricket by hitting 3 sixes.
As soon as Suryavanshi hit a six on the first ball of Mohammad Siraj in the match against Gujarat, he made the record of hitting 100 sixes in the fewest balls in T20 cricket. This young batsman completed his 100 sixes in just 514 balls, which is a world record so far. With this, he has also become the youngest player to reach this milestone.
Records of which 2 players were broken?
In the matter of hitting the fastest 100 T20 sixes, Suryavanshi has left behind Austrian batsman Karanbir Singh and West Indies’ legendary all-rounder Kieron Pollard. Karanbir Singh completed his 100 sixes in 813 balls, while Pollard took 843 balls to reach this figure. Suryavanshi created a new history in T20 cricket by making this record in just 514 balls.
Also made this record in my name
In Saturday’s match, Vaibhav Suryavanshi played an explosive inning of 36 runs in 16 balls. His innings included three fours and three brilliant sixes. The special thing was that all three of his sixes came during the powerplay. With this, Suryavanshi also made the record of hitting the most sixes in the powerplay in IPL 2026. So far this season, he has hit 30 sixes in the powerplay, which is a new record made by any batsman in a season.
How was the performance in IPL 2026?
Vaibhav Suryavanshi has had a great performance so far in IPL 2026. He has played 11 matches, in which he batted aggressively and scored 440 runs at a strike rate of 236.56. During this period, he has scored 1 century and 2 half-centuries with the bat.
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