Vaibhav Suryavanshi has once again proved why he is widely seen as a once-in-a-generation player. The 14-year-old announced himself on the India A stage with a jaw-dropping 32-ball hundred against UAE in the 2025 Asia Cup Rising Star. Given a life on the first ball, Suryavanshi capitalised brilliantly, reaching his half-century in only 17 deliveries. UAE, who recently troubled Pakistan in the Asia Cup, simply had no answers to his fearless stroke play. Even after being dismissed off a no-ball, he punished the bowlers further, hammering 50 off the next 15 balls. His innings finally ended six short of 150, but not before he ransacked 144 off 42 balls at a staggering strike rate of 342.86. Fresh off a 93 in the Ranji Trophy, the teenager’s elevation to India A already looks justified. With Pakistan A his next challenge, Suryavanshi has shown he can dominate at any level.
Vaibhav Suryavanshi lights up India A debut with 32-ball hundred
