Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s world record useless, Saurashtra crushes Bihar


A very interesting and shocking news is coming out from the corridors of cricket at this time from the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy (SMAT), adorned with the thrill of Indian domestic cricket, T20 format and the shine of young talent. Sensational young batsman rising in Indian cricket and making headlines across the world for his aggressive batting. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi Has registered his name forever in the pages of history on Saturday. As soon as he took the field against Saurashtra in an exciting match of Elite Group-B played at the historic Holkar Stadium in Indore, Vaibhav became the youngest person in the history of T20 cricket to captain a team. World Record Made it in my name. However, despite reaching this historic milestone of captaincy, Vaibhav Suryavanshi could not pull his team out of defeat, and ultimately the Bihar team had to face a crushing defeat at the hands of Saurashtra. Let us know in detail how records were made in this match and what was the overall condition of the match.

The decision to bat first after winning the toss proved costly, the entire Bihar team collapsed cheaply.

In this match played on the pitch of Holkar Stadium in Indore, Bihar captain Vaibhav Suryavanshi won the toss and took a bold decision to bat first. But his decision did not prove correct on the field and the entire batting unit of Bihar fell apart like a pack of cards in front of the sharp bowling attack of Saurashtra. Alok Kumar, who came to start the innings, was run out after scoring only 4 runs, which created initial pressure on the team.

After this, captain Vaibhav Suryavanshi himself came to the crease and made his intentions clear by playing some excellent shots in his familiar style. He showed his stormy attitude by hitting 2 fours and 1 six during his short innings, but Prerak Mankad did not let his innings go very far. Vaibhav returned to the pavilion after scoring 18 runs facing 12 balls. After his dismissal, the entire Bihar team could not recover and could only score a modest score of 137 runs at the loss of 9 wickets in the stipulated 20 overs. No batsman from Bihar could reach a half-century, which clearly reflected their weak innings.

Prithvi Raj and Altamish Ashraf took charge, deadly bowling by Chetan Sakariya and Prerak Mankad.

On behalf of Bihar, the lower and middle order batsmen tried to struggle in this difficult situation. The biggest individual innings for the team was played by Prithvi Raj, who batted in a explosive style and played a useful inning of 38 runs in just 27 balls with the help of 4 skyscraper sixes. Apart from this, wicketkeeper batsman Altamish Ashraf also showed wisdom and contributed 24 runs in 20 balls, due to which Bihar team somehow managed to reach a respectable score.

On the other hand, Saurashtra bowlers kept a tight grip on Bihar batsmen with their disciplined bowling from the beginning. Chetan Sakariya, while bowling brilliantly and sharply on behalf of Saurashtra, broke the back of the opposition camp and took 3 important wickets in his quota of overs. While supporting him, Prerak Mankad also performed brilliantly and took 3 successes in his name. On the basis of his killer bowling, Chetan Sakariya was awarded the title of ‘Player of the Match’ after the match.

Saurashtra achieved the target easily, small contributions ensured great victory

Chasing the small target of 138 runs given by Bihar, Saurashtra also had an aggressive start. Although not a single batsman from Saurashtra played a big innings, but the small and flamboyant contributions made by their batsmen made this target very easy. Saurashtra opener Vishwaraj Jadeja scored 18 runs in 14 balls, while Harvik Desai also added valuable runs in 18 balls.

The most aggressive innings for the team was played by Harvansh Pangalia, who came to bat at number 3. Facing just 11 balls, he scored 33 runs with the help of 3 brilliant fours and as many sixes and completely turned the tide of the match in favor of Saurashtra. After this, Ruchit Ahir (21 runs not out, 19 balls) and Siddhant Rana (21 runs not out, 18 balls) played intelligently and completed the formalities of Saurashtra’s victory by losing 5 wickets in the 17th over itself. This defeat may have been disappointing for the Bihar team captained by world record holder Vaibhav Suryavanshi, but Vaibhav, who took over the reins of captaincy at a young age, has once again proved that he has the potential to become a big star of Indian cricket in the future.