Vaibhav Suryavanshi is no longer just a youngster... he's a full-blown gangster.
At 14, what were you and I doing? Homework? Tuition? Wondering what to do with life?
Vaibhav? Oh, just casually smashing a 35-ball century in the IPL. Yep, you heard that right—35 balls, 100 runs, on the biggest T20 stage, and he's just 14 years old.
Mic. Drop.
That’s now the second-fastest hundred in the history of the IPL. The fastest still belongs to Chris Gayle, set way back in 2013—when Vaibhav was barely two years old.
After the Universe Boss, we now officially have the Boss Baby on the elite list.
And just like that, Vaibhav Suryavanshi didn’t just break records—he schooled the world.
The youngest ever to score a century, not just in the IPL, but in the entire history of T20 cricket.
Yep, that’s global domination at 14.
These are the moments cricket fans live for, meme-makers pray for, and commentators completely run out of words describing.
Monday night wasn’t just a game—it was history doing bhangra under the floodlights.
Even Rahul Dravid, possibly the calmest man in cricketing history, literally rose from his wheelchair of zen mode to give a standing ovation.
What did we even witness? Vaibhav literally hit Ctrl + Alt + Delete on the record books.
And as for the GT bowlers?
Vaibhav Suryavanshi absolutely blew them to pieces:
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Ishant Sharma – 100+ Tests of experience – taken for 28 runs in a single over.
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Karim Janat – 30 runs off his first six balls.
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Washington Sundar – 21 runs in one over.
At that point, it wasn’t even a cricket match anymore—it was an all-out onslaught.
He had already completed his half-century in just 17 balls.
The Powerplay? More like a Power Show.
Now here’s a fun little stat:
CSK as a team have hit just 5 sixes in the entire Powerplay phase of IPL 2025 so far.
Vaibhav alone? He smashed 6 sixes in the Powerplay—in just one match, against GT.
The history books didn’t just get updated—they got a knock so loud it’ll echo for decades.
Vaibhav Suryavanshi – Remember the name. And maybe even the roll number, because along with the syllabus, this kid’s out here breaking the rules of cricket too.
