The cricketing world witnessed history in the making during the Under-19 World Cup final as Bihar’s Vaibhav Suryavanshi authored a sensational 175 off 80 balls against England. What began as a solid start exploded into a run-fest, with the opener claiming the tournament’s highest score, most sixes in an innings, and the second-quickest century from just 55 balls. His fearless strokeplay set the tone for India’s campaign.
Back home in Bihar, the government celebrated the feat with unanimous acclaim. Minister Shreyasi Singh voiced her delight, calling it a proud moment for the state and reaffirming commitments to bolster cricket development. ‘Many more Vaibhavs will rise,’ she assured, highlighting infrastructural advancements.
Deputy CM Samrat Choudhary’s X post captured the euphoria: ‘Bihar’s honor, nation’s pride – Vaibhav’s innings has us beaming.’ He praised the blend of talent and toil that silenced doubters about Bihar’s sporting prowess.
Fellow Deputy CM Vijay Sinha broke down the milestones, from the explosive hundred to boundary-hitting spree. ‘A global icon from Bihar,’ he declared, motivating young dreamers that dedication unlocks doors worldwide.
Minister Dilip Jaiswal marveled at the limitless potential on show, with Vaibhav’s performance elevating Bihar’s image. This triumph underscores a strategic push in the state for sports excellence, promising a legacy of champions. As Vaibhav’s star ascends, Bihar stands ready to fuel his journey and those of his peers.