Vaibhav Suryavanshi, the 14-year-old prodigy from Bihar, delivered one of the most astonishing performances in IPL history during the Rajasthan Royals vs Gujarat Titans clash in IPL 2025. His explosive batting display not only rewrote the record books but also reignited Rajasthan Royals’ playoff hopes.
Fastest Century and Fifty of IPL 2025
Opening the chase of a daunting 210-run target, Suryavanshi stunned the cricket world by smashing the fastest century of IPL 2025-reaching three figures in just 35 balls. He also registered the fastest fifty of the season, getting there in a mere 17 balls. These feats made him the youngest player ever to score a T20 century in any major league, etching his name in cricketing folklore.
Match-Winning Partnership
Suryavanshi’s onslaught began from the very first over, as he and Yashasvi Jaiswal (70 off 40 balls) tore into the Gujarat Titans’ bowling attack. The duo added 87 runs in the Powerplay, laying the foundation for a record chase. Suryavanshi’s innings was a blend of fearless power-hitting and remarkable composure, as he dispatched bowlers like Rashid Khan, Mohammed Siraj, and Prasidh Krishna to all parts of the ground.
Key Highlights of Suryavanshi’s Innings
- Runs Scored: 101 off 38 balls
- Fifty in: 17 balls (fastest of IPL 2025)
- Century in: 35 balls (fastest by an Indian in IPL history)
- Boundaries: Multiple sixes and fours, showcasing aggressive intent from ball one
- Player of the Match: Rightfully awarded for his game-changing knock
Impact and Legacy
Suryavanshi’s innings helped Rajasthan Royals chase down 210 in just 15.5 overs, securing an emphatic 8-wicket win and snapping a five-match losing streak. His fearless approach and ability to dominate seasoned international bowlers have made him the talk of the cricketing world, with experts and fans hailing his arrival as a generational talent.
Conclusion
Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s IPL 2025 match against Gujarat Titans will be remembered as a watershed moment in T20 cricket. His record-breaking century, achieved at just 14 years of age, not only set new benchmarks but also inspired a new generation of cricketers to dream big and play fearlessly.
