Teenage dynamo Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has lit up the U-19 Asia Cup 2025 with a breathtaking 171 against UAE, sparking comparisons to the legendary Yuvraj Singh. We dive deep into his game, his potential, and what this means for Indian cricket’s future.
After Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s explosive 171 against UAE—and a quiet 5 against Pakistan—Malaysia captain Deeaz Patro has issued a bold warning: his team has a concrete plan to ‘trap’ the Indian prodigy in their upcoming U-19 Asia Cup showdown.
In a commanding display of skill and nerve, India’s Under-19 team crushed arch-rivals Pakistan by 90 runs in the U19 Asia Cup, led by a sensational all-round show from Kanishk Chouhan and a gritty 85 from Aaron George. But the win was overshadowed by the teams’ continued refusal to shake hands.
After a match-winning knock in the previous game, Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s early dismissal triggered ecstatic celebrations from Pakistan’s U19 team.
At the U19 Asia Cup, the India vs Pakistan clash began with a silent, icy toss—no handshake, no eye contact, just unspoken tension.
All eyes are on 14-year-old sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi as India face arch-rivals Pakistan in a high-stakes U19 Asia Cup clash. After his record-breaking 171, fans expect nothing less than another masterclass.