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Watch: Fans throng around Vaibhav Sooryavanshi at Chepauk Stadium during Duleep Trophy Final

Watch: Fans throng around Vaibhav Sooryavanshi at Chepauk Stadium during Duleep Trophy Final

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, the young left-hander from East Zone, left Indian pacer Mohammed Siraj speechless during the Duleep Trophy final in Chennai. On Sunday, Sooryavanshi displayed his fearless batting skills as he faced off against the experienced fast bowler. The 15-year-old batted with aggression, unleashing a sequence of four, six, and four off Siraj's bowling.

These runs totaled 14, which is a remarkable achievement against a bowler of Siraj's caliber. This performance was particularly impressive considering Siraj's international experience and reputation. South Zone called upon Siraj for the high-profile final, adding a formidable weapon to their bowling lineup. Sooryavanshi's aggressive batting style, already a trademark, was on full display in this encounter.

Prior to this, the young star made headlines with his 92-run knock against Central Zone in the semifinals and a rapid 40 in the second innings. With such promising displays, Sooryavanshi is fast becoming one of India's most promising young batting prospects in the Duleep Trophy final.

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