Vaibhav Suryavanshi's strong game in England (Photo: Andy Kearns/Getty Images)
Vaibhav Suryavanshi has already become a superstar by making a debut at IPL 2025 at the age of just 14, then scoring a century in 35 balls and long sixes. Still, if someone suspected the ability of this emerging batsman, if someone had the question that what he would be able to do outside India, then Suryavanshi has also answered him. This young but big-hearted batsman has scored a century in England by raining fours and sixes like IPL. In such a situation, every small and big information related to Vaibhav is needed by the fans, whether they have the number of bat or the weight of their bat. The answer is also ready for you.
On Saturday 5 July in Wooster, England, when Vaibhav Suryavanshi scored a century in the Youth ODI against the England team while playing for India Under-19, it once again became a new record. In just 52 balls, Vaibhav scored this century and took the record of the fastest century in the history of youth ODI cricket. Star Indian batsman broke the record even if a Pakistani player. This record was still the name of Pakistani batsman Kamran Ghulam, who scored a century in 53 balls in 2013.
How much is the weight of Vaibhav's bat?
Now the question is that the bat with which the 14 -year -old Vaibhav hit this explosive and record -breaking century, how much does it weigh? The answer was given by his childhood coach Manish Ojha, who taught Vaibhav to 'A, B, C…' of cricket. In an exclusive conversation with TV 9 Hindi, coach Manish revealed about Vaibhav's bat. Coach Manish said that the bat of Vaibhav SS Company uses 1120 grams to 1150 grams. The weight of the bat is very important for a batsman, so Vaibhav also keeps his bat within a particular weight, so that he can control him properly, do not get any kind of injury and strokes also look well.
England took so many bat together
Now if there is any batsman, then the most valuable item for him is his bat. In such a situation, every batsman tries to keep as much bat as possible on any series and especially a foreign tour. Nevertheless, senior batsmen of any international level also do not keep more than 10-12 bats generally at a time. But coach Manish says that only 14 years of Vaibhav walks with him at one time with 14 bats and England has also taken so many bat. Now, thinking this will be surprised that will we develop so many bat together? But Vaibhav is on a tour of England for the first time and has to spend the next few weeks there. In such a situation, if they do not want to leave any deficiency, then it is not surprising.
