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New Delhi: In a ringing endorsement, which can change the life of a young cricketer, former India head coach Ravi Shastri praised 14 -year -old batting marriage on Saturday, suggesting that the teenager could soon track the senior national setup.Suryavanshi headed the fourth youth ODI against England U-19 with a record-smash 143 off just 78 balls, inspiring India for a total commanding of 363 to 9. His tornado included 13 fours and 10 sixes in the innings and he included 52-ball century-Sabse Tejashwi in 52-ball-ball.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Speaking during a comment on 4 of the second test day between India and England in Edgbaston, Shastri said, “He [Suryavanshi] Will play first class cricket, but the IPL does this. It gives you that platform. The whole country sees you. And you catch the imagination of all. ,

Shastri was vigorously what is next: “It will track fast if he goes and plays first class cricket, goes, goes and gets a pair of hundreds in his first couple’s season.”

Samestipur, left -handed sensation from Bihar, is now the youngest Centurion in the youth area in 14 years and 100 days, crossing Bangladesh’s Najmul Hussain Shanto, who was 14 years and 241 days when he killed his hundred in 2013. Suryavanshi also broke the Indian record of Sasaraz Khan for 15 years and 338 years.Suryavanshi had already attracted national attention during the IPL earlier this year, when he nurtured a 35-ball centenary for Rajasthan Royals against the Titans of Gujarat-the fastest by an Indian in the history of the League.“He has already caught his eyes, already made it for the under -19 team at the age of 14. Smack it everywhere,” Shastri said. “And this is such tourism for England, with this risk – he can only improve.”India U-19 carried out the five-match young ODI series 3–1 to 3–1, with Suryavanshi now seen as a generational talent with a possible rapid track road for Indian cricket stardom.