India’s sensational young batter Vaibhav Suryavanshi didn’t just make headlines for his record-breaking performance in the ICC Under-19 World Cup final, he also became an internet sensation for a lively celebration that has gone viral across social platforms.
Fresh off India’s emphatic victory over England, where the 14-year-old smashed a remarkable 175 runs off just 80 balls to steer the team to a commanding win and secure India’s sixth Under-19 World Cup title, emotions in the Indian dressing room were understandably high.
In a video that has since circulated widely, Suryavanshi is seen celebrating the monumental win with his teammates to the beats of a popular Bhojpuri song “Sorry Sorry” by singer Pawan Singh, a track that has become synonymous with energetic celebrations and regional pride.
The footage shows the teenage star letting loose, dancing with exuberance alongside his fellow Indian players in the dressing room, encapsulating pure joy after one of the most memorable matches in junior cricket history. Fans on social media quickly picked up on the clip, praising not only his performance on the pitch but also his spirited personality and relatability off it.
Suryavanshi’s final innings was not just a win but a statement, a dazzling display of power hitting and maturity beyond his years, complete with 15 fours and 15 sixes that dismantled the English bowling attack and set the tone for India’s dominant total.
14-Year-Old Vaibhav Suryavanshi Gets Dismissed For 175 Runs Off 80 Balls During ICC U19 World Cup Final vs England
14-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi got out for 175 runs off 80 balls during the ICC Men’s Under-19 World Cup 2026 final. His explosive innings has propelled India into a commanding total and put them in a strong position to clinch the title. He smashed 15 boundaries and 15 sixes in his phenomenal knock.
Suryavanshi reached milestones at a blistering pace, accelerating seamlessly as he dominated both pace and spin. The young prodigy showed exceptional game awareness, rotating the strike intelligently while punishing loose deliveries, a trait rarely seen at such a young age on a global stage.
His dismissal for 175 did little to dampen India’s momentum, as the platform he built allowed the middle order to consolidate and push the total even further.
With India posting a formidable total on the board, Suryavanshi’s heroic effort has put the team in a strong position to clinch the title. His performance in the final has firmly established him as one of the brightest young talents in world cricket and a name to watch closely in the years ahead.
