In a historic IPL 2025 match, 14-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi became the youngest batter to score a century, achieving 101 runs off just 38 balls for Rajasthan Royals against Gujarat Titans.

Last Updated: 11.26 PM, Apr 28, 2025
IPL's newest find Vaibhav Suryavanshi has become the youngest batter to score a hundred in the league. During the IPL 2025 clash between Rajasthan Royals and Gujarat Titans, the 14-year-old smashed the century in just 35 balls while chasing the massive target of 210 runs. Vaibhav scored 101 in just 38 deliveries. His blistering knock included 7 fours and 11 sixes.
Vaibhav provided the solid foundation for Rajasthan Royals as he partnered with Yashasvi Jaiswal for a 166-run opening stand. Vaibhav was right off the screws from ball one; he smashed veteran bowler and GT's impact player Ishant Sharma for 28 runs in an over.
Vaibhav completed his half-century in just 17 balls and then took the attack to debutant Karim Janat, smashing 30 runs in his first over of the IPL.
The crowd at the Sawai Maan Singh stadium were on their feet after they witnessed an extraordinary display of power hitting by the youngest batter in the history of the IPL. Apart from being the youngest batter, Vaibhav also achieved another feat of smashing the second-fastest century of the IPL.
In the end, Rajasthan Royals won the match by eight wickets by chasing the target in just 15.5 overs. Yashavi Jaiswal remained not out and played an excellent knock of 70 runs in 40 balls.
This win would definitely help Rajasthan Royals to regain the confidence that was shattered by back-to-back losses in previous close encounters. The team would like to carry this momentum going ahead in the tournament.
Gujarat Titans, on the other hand, would still believe as they are still at no. 3 in the overall standings with six wins. The team would look forward to learning from the mistakes committed during this match.
This match would be remembered by the name of Vaibhav Suryavanshi, as his fierce knock earned him the first Player of the Match award of his career.