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This is the latest achievement in a record-breaking year for Suryavanshi, who first shot to global fame in April when he smashed his first ball in the Indian Premier League for six.<\/p>\n
He then became the youngest player to hit a century in men’s T20s<\/a> when he made a 35-ball hundred for Rajasthan Royals against Gujarat Titans. <\/p>\n It was also the second-fastest century in IPL history behind Chris Gayle’s 30-ball ton in 2013.<\/p>\n In July, he struck the fastest recorded century<\/a> in a youth one-day international, making 143 from 78 balls as India beat England by 55 runs at Worcester. <\/p>\n He took 52 balls to reach three figures, bettering Kamran Ghulam’s 53-ball effort for Pakistan against England in 2013.<\/p>\n Four months later, he struck a 32-ball century<\/a> in India A’s victory against the United Arab Emirates in their Asia Cup Rising Stars T20 match – the joint-fifth fastest hundred in all men’s T20s. He was eventually dismissed for 144 from 42 balls.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n