IPL 2025’s young batting star smashes 5 sixes in 19-ball 48 for India Under-19 vs England Under-19 Youth ODI [Watch] – Sportskeeda

Opening batter Vaibhav Suryavanshi smashed 48 off 19 balls for India Under-19 against England Under-19 at Hove on Friday, June 27. The southpaw smashed three fours and five sixes in his innings before falling to Ralphie Albert in the eighth over of the innings.
Suryavanshi put on 71 runs for the first wicket with captain Ayush Mhatre in 7.3 overs, setting the platform in the chase of 175 runs.
Watch the highlights from Suryavanshi’s innings here:
Suryavanshi was the top-scorer in the Indian innings as they chased down the score with six wickets in hands and 26 overs to spare. Wicketkeeper-batter Abhigyan Kundu also had a good outing with the bat, as he made a 34-ball 45. Mhatre was dismissed for 21 off 30 balls.
England Under-19 captain Thomas Rew won the toss and elected to bat first. That decision, however, did not turn out in his favour as the India Under-19 side bowlers produced a disciplined performance.
Off-spinner Kanishk Chauhan was the pick of the bowlers, claiming figures of 3/20 in 10 overs. Pacers Henil Patel and RS Ambrish and leg-spinner Mohamed Enaan took two wickets apiece to bowl England Under-19 out for 174 runs in 42.2 overs.
Rocky Flintoff, the son of former England all-rounder Andrew Flintofff, top scored for the England Under-19 side. He made 56 off 90 balls with three fours and three sixes in his innings.
Opening batter Isaac Mohammed made a quickfire 42 off 28 balls with three four and four sixes. However, none of the other batters could make a substantial score which meant that the bowlers were left with a mediocre total to defend in the second innings.
The second of the five Youth ODIs will take place at Northampton on Monday, June 30.
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