India may have just discovered its next cricketing prodigy, and he’s only 14. Vaibhav Suryavanshi is making headlines throughout the cricket globe after scoring an incredible 190 runs off only 90 balls in a school-level contest in Bengaluru. The knock, which featured smooth sixes and bold strokeplay, astounded spectators, coaches, and even previous professionals.
Social media exploded with footage from the innings, showing the youthful right-hander demolishing bowlers with maturity much beyond his years. What impressed out was not the score, but the demeanour – a cool head, clean technique, and lethal instincts reminiscent of an early Virat Kohli or a young Rishabh Pant. Talent scouts have already begun to monitor his progress intently.
Vaibhav, a student of a local academy known for nurturing raw talent, has reportedly been piling on runs in junior tournaments, but this explosive double-century knock has vaulted him into national attention. “It’s just the beginning,” his coach said, noting his rigorous training routine and hunger to learn. “He’s humble, focused, and doesn’t let the spotlight get to him.”
With the Indian cricketing pipeline brimming with young talent, Suryavanshi’s meteoric rise is a reminder that the next generation is not just promising — it’s already here. If nurtured right, this Bengaluru boy could be a future fixture in India’s senior squad. For now, fans are just enjoying the ride of watching a star in the making.
