Thunderous applause echoed from Patna to the international arena as Vaibhav Suryavanshi lit up the Under-19 World Cup final with a blistering 175-run blitz off 80 balls versus England. The Bihari batsman’s onslaught, featuring record-breaking sixes and a rapid century, redefined aggressive opening in youth cricket, leaving bowlers shell-shocked.
Bihar’s ministers united in adulation for their homegrown hero. Shreyasi Singh, a cabinet minister, congratulated him profusely, viewing his success as validation of the state’s sports initiatives. She envisioned a future teeming with world-class players from Bihar’s heartland.
Social media lit up with Deputy CM Samrat Choudhary’s message: ‘You’ve honored Bihar and India alike, Vaibhav.’ His words resonated with the narrative of resilient Bihari youth breaking barriers through sheer determination.
Deputy CM Vijay Sinha spotlighted the feats – top score, six-hitting record, and near-lightning ton. ‘Bihar’s son conquering the world,’ he posted, instilling belief that hard work from any corner can yield greatness.
Dilip Jaiswal, another minister, called Vaibhav a timeless talent unbound by limitations. This performance has galvanized Bihar’s cricket ambitions, with officials pledging sustained backing. Vaibhav’s exploits signal the dawn of a golden chapter for the state’s sporting narrative, inspiring a generation.