On the first ball of the seventh over of the second innings, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi completed his half-century by stealing a double off the Zimbabwe bowler Richard Ngarava. The batter endures only 18 balls to touch the fifty-run mark.
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi gets his first-ever half-century for India in T20I
Youngest at the time of maiden T20I fifty15y 118d - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (IND) vs ZIM, Harare, 202616y 56d - Louis Bruce (Gibraltar) vs Malta, Albergaria, 202116y 76d - Kavin Chaddha (Indonesia) vs Sweden, Bali, 202616y 89d - Alusine Turay (Sierra Leone) vs Ghana, Benoni, 202316y 118d - Tenjin Rabgey (Bhutan) vs China, Kuala Lumpur, 2023
The 18-ball half-century looks more magical as the young prodigy breaks another record of legendary Sachin Tendulkar. Sachin Tendulkar scripted his first-ever half-century in international cricket at the age of 16 when India was against Pakistan in Faisalabad for a Test match in 1989.
Youngest at the time of maiden fifty in international cricket (Full Member teams)15y 118d - Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (India ) vs Zimbabwe, Harare, 2026 (T20I)16y 213d - Sachin Tendulkar (India) vs Pakistan, Faisalabad, 1989 (Test)16y 214d - Shahid Afridi (Pakistan) vs Sri Lanka, Nairobi, 1996 (ODI)17y 39d - Mushtaq Mohammad (Pakistan) vs India, Kolkata, 1960 (Test)17y 63d - Mohammad Ashraful (Bangladesh) vs Sri Lanka, Colombo (SSC), 2001 (Test)
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