Vaibhav Suryavanshi ignited the “Pink City” with fireworks as he set a tough 210 goal for GT in Rajasthan’s pursuit of IPL’s 18th edition. The 14-year-old sensation made his parents successful, saying, “No matter what I am today, I should attribute it to my parents.”
Vaibhav Suryavanshi, a young prodigy for the Rajasthan Royals, said his success was due to his parents after redefining the T20 cricket standards with a record blitz.
14-year-old feeling Suryavanshi pursued a 210-point goal against Gujarat Titans in Rajasthan in the 18th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), igniting the “pink city” with fireworks.
His borders and the barrage of the scroll display left a wave of pink, and the rest of the audience was fascinating. Yashasvi Jaiswal was reduced to mere audience on the other end, Suryavanshi was broken by the Indians in a cash-rich alliance and achieved the feat in 35 delivery and sets out prospects for years to come.
However, Suryavanshi’s path to success is not easy. He revealed many efforts his parents made to help him reach the level of success he has achieved so far. As his mother woke up before practice and prepared food for him before practice, the father left work to focus on his son’s game while many other efforts, the 14-year-old made significant progress in his career.
“Whatever I am today, I owe my parents. My mother used to get up early because I had to go to practice, she used to prepare food for me. She would sleep for three hours. My father left his work to me, and my brother is dealing with it now. We are dealing with it now. We are struggling. My father has supported me and said I can succeed. Ipl on X.
He added: “God makes sure that those who work hard never fail. The results we see and the success I have achieved are because of my parents.”
“It’s normal for me. I played under 19 at the Indian and domestic level, where I played my first ball. I didn’t have the pressure to play the first 10 balls. It seems to me that if the ball goes into my radar, I’ll hit it,” Vaibhav said.
Suryavanshi has long reached a huge 90m at a height of up to 90m during the opening ceremony, forcing Mohammed Siraj to enjoy the effortless miracle with other audiences. Suryavanshi ignored the GT’s think tank after “Miyaan Magic” disappeared and Rashid Khan’s spin net had been cut open.
The game has slipped out of their hands when GT tried purposelessly to find a solution to Suryavanshi’s blitz. Prasidh Krishna’s scorching York ended Suryavanshi’s relentless slamming on 101 (38). Despite the late wicket, the losses were caused, and the GT had no choice but to surrender to 8.
