Vaibhav Sureavanshi broke 3 records at the age of 14 IPL, joining Elite Club with Andre Russell

The 14 -year -old Rajasthan Royals (RR) inclined Vaibhav Sureavanshi, the first ball with six innings, while Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) a solid Indian Premier League (IPL) exit. Sureavanshi joined the elite list during the IPL conflict between Jaipur’s RR and LSG in Sawai Mansingh Stadium.

The young dough launched Avesh Khan on his IPL journey for a large six on the covers by cigaretting and holding everyone in awe. Innings ended him by Aiden Markram, which has a 34, two four and three six, which has an effective 34, two four and three six by Rishabh Pant. The runs came at a rate of 170.00. During a 181 run, there was a stand with 85 years with Yashasvi Jaiswal.

Here are the three recordings of Vaibhav Sureavanshi on the first day in IPL.

The 14 -year -old is the youngest debate of IPL, which is currently starting in 2008. In 2019, Sureavanshi broke the record of Prayas Ray Barman, who made 16 years and 157 days of IPL. It was part of the Royal rivals Bengaluru.

Sureavanshi was also the youngest to hit six in IPL. It was made by Riyan Parag, who played for record RR on Saturday. Parag was 17 years old and hit 161 days six. Sureavanshi is now the youngest to hit four in IPL. On Saturday, Prayas Ray Barman kept this record for six years.

Sureavanshi also participated in Australia’s Rob Quiney, Caribbean Kevon Cooper, West Indian Islands symbol, Western Indian Islands multi -faceted Carlos Braithwaite, India’s Aniket Choudhary, West Indian islands Javon Searles, India’s Siddhana, Siddhana, Sri Lanka Riz, Sri Lanka. The company of the players who started IPL careers with six in the first ball.

LSG came to the match, won the throw and chose to make a bowl first. Aiden Markram’dan half -century (45 balls 66, five four and three six), Ayush Badoni (34 balls 50, five four and six) and Abdul Samad’dan a cameo (10 balls 30*, four six) to the seas of 20 to LSG’ye 180/5. RR remained under the target with two running. RR was the fourth loss of Trot.