Suryavanshi previously scored a 35-ball century for his IPL franchise earlier this year.
In a spectacular performance of power-hitting, teenage Vaibhav Suryavanshi smashed an astonishing 144 runs from only 42 balls for the India A side.
The youngster, who gained prominence by becoming the youngest cricketer and century-maker in the Indian Premier League earlier this year, reached his century in only 32 deliveries.
That represents the joint fifth-fastest century in all men's T20 cricket.
The young star's latest T20 century included 11 fours and 15 sixes as he propelled his team to 297-4 in Doha, with his side eventually triumph by a massive 148 runs.
Suryavanshi had earlier scored the quickest hundred on record in youth ODIs, from 52 deliveries, in a win over the English side in the month of July.
This came after his astounding 35-ball century for his IPL team in only his third IPL match in the month of April, which further made him the most junior player to score a hundred in men's T20 cricket.
Notable Achievements
- Scored 144 from 42 balls while playing for the India A team
- Achieved hundred in 32, equal fifth-fastest in T20 history
- Featured 11 fours and 15 maximums
- Helped his side to 297-4 in Doha
- Team triumphed by 148 runs
“His innings was simply spectacular,” stated a cricket analyst. “To score that many runs at that a young age is really remarkable.”
Earlier Records
Earlier this year, Suryavanshi created headlines by emerging as the most junior centurion in the IPL with a 35 delivery century for Rajasthan Royals.
The young cricketer additionally holds the record for the quickest hundred in youth one-day internationals, scored in just 52 balls against England in the summer.
