Archive: February 2026

Indian teenager Vaibhav Suryavanshi created history this morning in the ICC Men’s Under 19 cricket World Cup  final. 

This when  he smashed a breathtaking 175 from just 80 balls to help India lift the  title, after beating England by 100 runs in a memorable final at the Harrare Sports Club in Zimbabwe. 

The 14-year-old who was named man of the match , slammed 15 sixes and 15 fours at a strike rate of 218.75 in his 126-minute stay at the crease. 

The century off 55 balls is the second fastest in the Under19 World Cup, behind Will Malajczuk’s 51-ball hundred for Australia against Japan earlier in this year’s tournament.

Suryavanshi innings ended in the 26th overs, when he was stopped by England seamer Manny Lumsden, as India posted a mammoth 411 for 9 from their allotted 50 overs. 

Captain Ayush Mhatre weighed in with 53 and Abhigyan Kundu supported with 40.

This against the bowling of James Minto who took 3 for 63. 

India’s score was the fifth highest total in an Under 19 World Cup, and a record for a final. 

Meanwhile, England chasing 412 runs to win, crashed at 311 all out in 40 overs and two balls, with Caleb Falconer scoring a century 115, while opener Ben Dawkins supported with 66.

Indian teenager Vaibhav Suryavanshi created history this morning in the ICC Men’s Under 19 cricket World Cup  final. 

This when  he smashed a breathtaking 175 from just 80 balls to help India lift the  title, after beating England by 100 runs in a memorable final at the Harrare Sports Club in Zimbabwe. 

The 14-year-old who was named man of the match , slammed 15 sixes and 15 fours at a strike rate of 218.75 in his 126-minute stay at the crease. 

The century off 55 balls is the second fastest in the Under19 World Cup, behind Will Malajczuk’s 51-ball hundred for Australia against Japan earlier in this year’s tournament.

Suryavanshi innings ended in the 26th overs, when he was stopped by England seamer Manny Lumsden, as India posted a mammoth 411 for 9 from their allotted 50 overs. 

Captain Ayush Mhatre weighed in with 53 and Abhigyan Kundu supported with 40.

This against the bowling of James Minto who took 3 for 63. 

India’s score was the fifth highest total in an Under 19 World Cup, and a record for a final. 

Meanwhile, England chasing 412 runs to win, crashed at 311 all out in 40 overs and two balls, with Caleb Falconer scoring a century 115, while opener Ben Dawkins supported with 66.

Indian teenager Vaibhav Suryavanshi created history this morning in the ICC Men’s Under 19 cricket World Cup  final. 

This when  he smashed a breathtaking 175 from just 80 balls to help India lift the  title, after beating England by 100 runs in a memorable final at the Harrare Sports Club in Zimbabwe. 

The 14-year-old who was named man of the match , slammed 15 sixes and 15 fours at a strike rate of 218.75 in his 126-minute stay at the crease. 

The century off 55 balls is the second fastest in the Under19 World Cup, behind Will Malajczuk’s 51-ball hundred for Australia against Japan earlier in this year’s tournament.

Suryavanshi innings ended in the 26th overs, when he was stopped by England seamer Manny Lumsden, as India posted a mammoth 411 for 9 from their allotted 50 overs. 

Captain Ayush Mhatre weighed in with 53 and Abhigyan Kundu supported with 40.

This against the bowling of James Minto who took 3 for 63. 

India’s score was the fifth highest total in an Under 19 World Cup, and a record for a final. 

Meanwhile, England chasing 412 runs to win, crashed at 311 all out in 40 overs and two balls, with Caleb Falconer scoring a century 115, while opener Ben Dawkins supported with 66.

Indian teenager Vaibhav Suryavanshi created history this morning in the ICC Men’s Under 19 cricket World Cup  final. 

This when  he smashed a breathtaking 175 from just 80 balls to help India lift the  title, after beating England by 100 runs in a memorable final at the Harrare Sports Club in Zimbabwe. 

The 14-year-old who was named man of the match , slammed 15 sixes and 15 fours at a strike rate of 218.75 in his 126-minute stay at the crease. 

The century off 55 balls is the second fastest in the Under19 World Cup, behind Will Malajczuk’s 51-ball hundred for Australia against Japan earlier in this year’s tournament.

Suryavanshi innings ended in the 26th overs, when he was stopped by England seamer Manny Lumsden, as India posted a mammoth 411 for 9 from their allotted 50 overs. 

Captain Ayush Mhatre weighed in with 53 and Abhigyan Kundu supported with 40.

This against the bowling of James Minto who took 3 for 63. 

India’s score was the fifth highest total in an Under 19 World Cup, and a record for a final. 

Meanwhile, England chasing 412 runs to win, crashed at 311 all out in 40 overs and two balls, with Caleb Falconer scoring a century 115, while opener Ben Dawkins supported with 66.

Indian teenager Vaibhav Suryavanshi created history this morning in the ICC Men’s Under 19 cricket World Cup  final. 

This when  he smashed a breathtaking 175 from just 80 balls to help India lift the  title, after beating England by 100 runs in a memorable final at the Harrare Sports Club in Zimbabwe. 

The 14-year-old who was named man of the match , slammed 15 sixes and 15 fours at a strike rate of 218.75 in his 126-minute stay at the crease. 

The century off 55 balls is the second fastest in the Under19 World Cup, behind Will Malajczuk’s 51-ball hundred for Australia against Japan earlier in this year’s tournament.

Suryavanshi innings ended in the 26th overs, when he was stopped by England seamer Manny Lumsden, as India posted a mammoth 411 for 9 from their allotted 50 overs. 

Captain Ayush Mhatre weighed in with 53 and Abhigyan Kundu supported with 40.

This against the bowling of James Minto who took 3 for 63. 

India’s score was the fifth highest total in an Under 19 World Cup, and a record for a final. 

Meanwhile, England chasing 412 runs to win, crashed at 311 all out in 40 overs and two balls, with Caleb Falconer scoring a century 115, while opener Ben Dawkins supported with 66.

Indian teenager Vaibhav Suryavanshi created history this morning in the ICC Men’s Under 19 cricket World Cup  final. 

This when  he smashed a breathtaking 175 from just 80 balls to help India lift the  title, after beating England by 100 runs in a memorable final at the Harrare Sports Club in Zimbabwe. 

The 14-year-old who was named man of the match , slammed 15 sixes and 15 fours at a strike rate of 218.75 in his 126-minute stay at the crease. 

The century off 55 balls is the second fastest in the Under19 World Cup, behind Will Malajczuk’s 51-ball hundred for Australia against Japan earlier in this year’s tournament.

Suryavanshi innings ended in the 26th overs, when he was stopped by England seamer Manny Lumsden, as India posted a mammoth 411 for 9 from their allotted 50 overs. 

Captain Ayush Mhatre weighed in with 53 and Abhigyan Kundu supported with 40.

This against the bowling of James Minto who took 3 for 63. 

India’s score was the fifth highest total in an Under 19 World Cup, and a record for a final. 

Meanwhile, England chasing 412 runs to win, crashed at 311 all out in 40 overs and two balls, with Caleb Falconer scoring a century 115, while opener Ben Dawkins supported with 66.

Indian teenager Vaibhav Suryavanshi created history this morning in the ICC Men’s Under 19 cricket World Cup  final. 

This when  he smashed a breathtaking 175 from just 80 balls to help India lift the  title, after beating England by 100 runs in a memorable final at the Harrare Sports Club in Zimbabwe. 

The 14-year-old who was named man of the match , slammed 15 sixes and 15 fours at a strike rate of 218.75 in his 126-minute stay at the crease. 

The century off 55 balls is the second fastest in the Under19 World Cup, behind Will Malajczuk’s 51-ball hundred for Australia against Japan earlier in this year’s tournament.

Suryavanshi innings ended in the 26th overs, when he was stopped by England seamer Manny Lumsden, as India posted a mammoth 411 for 9 from their allotted 50 overs. 

Captain Ayush Mhatre weighed in with 53 and Abhigyan Kundu supported with 40.

This against the bowling of James Minto who took 3 for 63. 

India’s score was the fifth highest total in an Under 19 World Cup, and a record for a final. 

Meanwhile, England chasing 412 runs to win, crashed at 311 all out in 40 overs and two balls, with Caleb Falconer scoring a century 115, while opener Ben Dawkins supported with 66.

Indian teenager Vaibhav Suryavanshi created history this morning in the ICC Men’s Under 19 cricket World Cup  final. 

This when  he smashed a breathtaking 175 from just 80 balls to help India lift the  title, after beating England by 100 runs in a memorable final at the Harrare Sports Club in Zimbabwe. 

The 14-year-old who was named man of the match , slammed 15 sixes and 15 fours at a strike rate of 218.75 in his 126-minute stay at the crease. 

The century off 55 balls is the second fastest in the Under19 World Cup, behind Will Malajczuk’s 51-ball hundred for Australia against Japan earlier in this year’s tournament.

Suryavanshi innings ended in the 26th overs, when he was stopped by England seamer Manny Lumsden, as India posted a mammoth 411 for 9 from their allotted 50 overs. 

Captain Ayush Mhatre weighed in with 53 and Abhigyan Kundu supported with 40.

This against the bowling of James Minto who took 3 for 63. 

India’s score was the fifth highest total in an Under 19 World Cup, and a record for a final. 

Meanwhile, England chasing 412 runs to win, crashed at 311 all out in 40 overs and two balls, with Caleb Falconer scoring a century 115, while opener Ben Dawkins supported with 66.