‘Sir, Aaj Maarunga’: Vaibhav Syrians’ prophethood words lead to a record -breaking IPL century | Cricket News

NEW DELHI:“Aisa Kabhi Hua Hai, Aapne Pehle Hi Ball Pe chakka Maara Ho?” [Has it ever happened that you hit a six on the very first ball?] – This innocent, but striking query was young VAIBHAV SURYAVANSHİ posed for a teammate IPL Output. Who would think that a young man would investigate such a question. Maybe there was an insight about the mind of the 14 -year -old child?
The match was against Lucknow super giants. Avesh Khan, one of India’s best pottery pottery, held the ball. Yashasvi Jaiswal took the strike, threw a single and delivered the scene to Sureavanshi. IPL left a dream-14-year-old IPL career for the first ball of his career and announced his arrival with an explosion.
Did he manifest him? Maybe. Was it FLUKE? Probably. But let’s move on to another expression.
At 10 o’clock on Monday, April 28. Surevanshi wakes up and makes his first call to Childhood coach Manish Ojha. After a few stock exchanges related to foot work and technique, Surevanshi safely to him, “Sir, Aaj Mai Marunga“(Sir, I will smash the pottery today).
“Maarna, Par Small Door Matt DEA. Itminaan Se Khelna, Yashasvi Se Baat Karte Rehna [Hit (the ball), but don’t lose your wicket. Play calmly, keep talking to Yashasvi]”Aries said.
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In the evenings, Syriavanshi padded, left the shelter, changed the fist and fist with Yashasvi – and history as they say the rest.
The manifestation of the young child once again took place.
Samastipur, a 14-year-old even from Bihar, traveled towards a sensational 38-Top 101 and The youngest century in the history of IPL Only 14 years and 32 days.

In a breathtaking attack at a packaged Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur, Sureavanshi beat 11 six and 7 quarters, and Ishand Sharma, Mohammed Siraj, Prajh Krishna, Washington Sundar, Rashid Khan and Karim Janat.
While the crowd became muffled from the infinite cheering, Syria did not show signs of slowing down, and some of the world’s best dish pottery became ridiculous.
The left -handed century took only 35 balls Gujarat TitansA wounded Rahul Dravid, the former coach of India, who wanted a heartwarming moment, rose from his wheelchair and pumped to celebrate. Dravid, enjoying the historical moment prepared by the young opener, cheered with joy.

“Ye Bola Tha Maarunga. But Pata Nahi Tha Aise Maarega [He had said he would hit it. But I didn’t know he would hit it like that]. There was an instinct that something big would happen, but to be honest, I didn’t expect it to be so big. God is a talented cricket player. He’s just a child – only 14 years old. God bless him with a tremendous talent. I am really grateful to God because I can play a role in his career. ”
“He always says that Rajasthan Royals gives him a great platform and is determined to work hard, play well and do the best. The final dream is for India.