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Vaibhav unleashes havoc in the World Cup final as India clinch the U-19 title with a record-breaking performance
In the final of the Under-19 World Cup, India’s young batting sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi produced a breathtaking performance that shook the cricketing world. Playing the title clash against England U-19, Vaibhav smashed a sensational 175 runs off just 80 balls, leading India to their record sixth Under-19 World Cup title. His explosive innings turned the final into a one-sided contest and will be remembered as one of the greatest knocks in U-19 World Cup history.
India needed a solid start in the high-pressure final, and Vaibhav took complete charge from the very beginning. He put the English bowlers under immediate pressure, displaying fearless intent and flawless timing. With powerful strokes to all parts of the ground, he not only piled up runs at a rapid pace but also completely shifted the momentum in India’s favour.
What stood out most about Vaibhav’s innings was his composure on the biggest stage. Despite the enormity of the occasion, he showed remarkable confidence and maturity beyond his age. Whether facing pace or spin, he attacked with equal authority, dismantling England’s bowling plans and leaving the opposition searching for answers.
Vaibhav’s historic 175 is now the highest individual score in an Under-19 World Cup final, surpassing several long-standing records. His extraordinary effort drew widespread praise from cricket experts and former players, many of whom hailed him as a future star of Indian cricket.
Powered by Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s marathon knock, India posted a massive total that proved far beyond England’s reach. Chasing the daunting target, the English batters struggled under relentless pressure from the Indian bowlers and were bowled out well before the end of their allotted overs.
With this emphatic victory, India once again underlined the strength of its youth system and its dominance at the Under-19 level. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s unforgettable innings not only sealed the World Cup title but also etched his name permanently into the history of Indian cricket.