Vaibhav Suryavanshi made A by scoring a historic fifty, know the reason behind this celebration

Vaibhav Suryavanshi celebrated his half-century against Zimbabwe in a special way, he made A with his hands. This is the first international half-century of the 15-year-old batsman, which came in his fourth match. Earlier, he was dropped after flopping in 3 matches against England. Vaibhav made many records in this fifty. Talking about his celebration, it came into discussion during IPL 2026, which he Lucknow Did it in the match against Super Giants. After this he himself also revealed the reason behind it.

Vaibhav Suryavanshi had told that this special celebration is for his mother, whose name starts with A. Let us tell you that his mother’s name is Aarti. He had said, “This celebration is for my mother, her name starts with A.

Fifty in 18 balls

Vaibhav Suryavanshi scored a half-century in 18 balls in the first T20 against Zimbabwe. In this explosive innings, he hit 4 sixes and the same number of fours. After scoring a half-century, he was caught out on the next ball, his wicket was taken by Richard Ngarava. Vaibhav is the youngest player playing international cricket for India.

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India won by 7 wickets

While chasing the small target of 126 runs, India’s first wicket fell at the score of 23. Abhishek Sharma’s bat did not work, he scored 1 run and that too in playing 8 balls. The second opener Vaibhav Suryavanshi scored a quick half-century. He was out after scoring a half-century in 18 balls. Ishan Kishan scored 35 runs and Shreyas Iyer scored 28 not out. India achieved the target in the 14th over and won by 7 wickets.

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Earlier, Shreyas Iyer had decided to bowl first after winning the toss. Mayank Yadav made a record by dismissing Brian Bennett on the first ball of the match. Prince Yadav made the second opener Ben Curran his victim. Zimbabwe’s 4 wickets had fallen at the score of 32, captain Sikandar Raza (4) also flopped. Thanks to the innings of lower order batsmen Ryan Burl (26), Wesley (39) and Marumani (27), the hosts were able to reach the score of 125. Mayank Yadav and Prince Yadav took 2-2 wickets for India. Shivam Dubey and Ravi Bishnoi took 1 wicket each.