Vaibhav Suryavanshi missed after a great start, returned to the pavilion after scoring 20 runs in just 9 balls against Zimbabwe

Indian cricket team’s young and aggressive batsman Vaibhav Suryavanshi, despite his excellent form, missed playing a long innings in the second T20 match against Zimbabwe. This 15-year-old young player, who stole the show with his powerful and historic international half-century in the last match, showed his attitude as soon as he entered the field in this match also. In this exciting match being played against Zimbabwe, the opposition team won the toss and decided to bowl first, after which the Indian team did not have a special start and the team lost the wickets of its opening batsmen in the initial overs itself. As soon as he came to the crease, Vaibhav started playing big shots, but due to greed and haste, he lost his wicket and was out after scoring 20 runs in just 9 balls.

Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s stormy innings and the thrill of getting out

When the Indian team was under pressure in the initial overs of the innings, the hero of the previous match, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, took charge. However, till the second over, he got a chance to play only three balls because at the other end, opener Abhishek Sharma was out after scoring 8 runs in 8 balls. After this, in the third over, Vaibhav decided to attack Zimbabwe’s bowler Richard Ngarwa. He showed wisdom on the first two balls of the over, but on the very next ball he hit a four in his familiar style. After this he hit a long and sky-high six on the next ball. The young batsman hit fours on the fourth and fifth balls of this over of the innings. A lot of runs had already been scored in this over, including a wide, but while trying to play another big shot on the last ball, he could not control himself and was caught at the boundary. Before getting out, he hit 3 brilliant fours and 1 brilliant six in his short innings of 9 balls.

Vaibhav has made the record of being the youngest T20 half-century scorer.

Vaibhav Suryavanshi, who entered international cricket at the age of just 15 years and 118 days, had made the world record of being the youngest to score a half-century in men’s T20 International cricket in the last match. He had created history by breaking the old record of Gibraltar player Louis Bruce (16 years 56 days). In this match, he had a short partnership of 10 runs with Abhishek Sharma and 19 runs with Ishan Kishan. Although he could not convert this innings into a big score, his aggressive style proves that in the future, he has the potential to become one of the biggest and most dangerous match-winners in the Indian batting order.