Fan frenzy for Vaibhav Suryavanshi: Two girls drive 6 hours to meet them – see Pix | Cricket news
New Delhi: India’s 14 -year -old Rising star Vaibhav Suryavanshi is quickly becoming a city and a fan favorite. After his standout performance in India’s Under -19 ODI series on England, youngsters from Savestipur, Bihar are now gearing up for the Youth Test series, which begins at the Kent County Cricket Ground in Becanham on 12 July.But even before the passage of the Red-Ball series, Vaibhav has already made headlines-thank you for a fan-wrenching moment. Two young fans, Ana and customs, as around the same age, made a special six -hour road trip to the warsster to meet them. The meeting made the meeting even more special that the two girls wore the Pink Jersey -Waybhbhav’s IPL team of Rajasthan Royals.Both the girls got to meet their idol, took pictures with her, and were happy with the passion for both her and the Indian team.Meanwhile, India’s Under -19 team ended their one -day campaign in England on a disappointing note on the fifth and final youth ODI on Monday.
Despite the loss, Vaibhav remained in the headlines. He scored a gritty 33 with fans after his earlier record-breaking century in the series.After a 55-run win in the fourth ODI, the series was already sealed 3–1, India opted to rest some major players and reshuffle the lineup. However, his decision to bat first in the Worster did not pay.Captain Ayush Matre (1) and Vaihan Malhotra (1) were dismissed cheaply, reeling India to 9 to 9 in the initial overs.Vaibhav then stepped into 42 balls with a composed 33, with three fours and two sixes. He held a significant 51 -run partnership with Rahul Kumar (21) to stabilize the innings. But their dismissal – inspired by Alex Green from the sebastian Morgan – tried to grow rapidly – triggered a collapse.
The middle order failed to capitalize. Harvanash Pangalia (24), Kanishya Chauhan (24), and Deepesh Devendran (0) could not convert in their beginnings.The RS Embrant was the only standout of the innings, in which India scored 66 runs in 81 balls with six borders to help India reach a modest 210/9 in its 50 overs.England made it easy to chase. Ben Mayays led the front with an unbeaten 82, while BJ Dokins broke 66 and Captain Thomas Rev did not drop out of just 37 balls with a quick 49.The hosts chased the target in just 31.1 overs, winning with 113 balls. Naman Pushpak was the only Indian bowler to strike twice, but England’s dominance ensured that he finished the series at one high.
