At just 14 years of age, Vaibhav Suryavanshi has captivated the cricketing world, especially in England, where he is currently touring with India’s Under-19 team. What’s earning him massive attention isn't just his age or his potential — it's his explosive batting. With a staggering 30 sixes already under his belt on this tour, Vaibhav has become a sensation. His power-hitting and composure on foreign soil have not only made headlines but also won the admiration of fans and officials alike, culminating in the kind of recognition many young players only dream of.

Across five Youth ODIs and one Youth Test match in England, Vaibhav has smashed 30 sixes — 29 in the ODIs, where he scored a total of 355 runs, and one in the Test, in which he scored 70 runs across two innings. This stunning display of power has established him as a player to watch. His six-hitting ability and consistency with the bat have created a stardom aura around him — and the fan following to match it.

The young southpaw’s popularity skyrocketed as videos emerged of him surrounded by fans in England, signing autographs and being treated like a star. Interestingly, while he bats and bowls left-handed, Vaibhav signs autographs with his right hand — a small detail that fans loved, revealing yet another interesting trait about the rising star.

This England tour is Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s first international cricket exposure at this level, and he has used the opportunity to leave a lasting impression. His bat has spoken volumes, and the love he’s receiving from fans abroad reflects just how big a name he’s becoming in youth cricket. For Indian cricket fans, he’s already being hailed as the next big thing — and if he stays grounded and focused, as many are hoping, the sky is the limit.