New Delhi: The way the bowlers have started celebrating Vibhu Suryavanshi’s wicket speaks volumes for the fact that the 15-year-old has already struck fear among opposing teams in IPL 2026. The youngster has developed a reputation for wrecking the bowling attack with his fearless batting and destroying the economy rate of the bowlers. During the clash between Gujarat Titans and Rajasthan Royalsin which way Muhammad Siraj The wicket of the celebrated Suryavanshi perfectly reflects how dangerous the youngster has become.Siraj’s arrival began in the worst possible way. Bowling his first over of the match, he was hit by Suryavanshi over long-on for a massive six. Moments later, the youngster also hit the ball on his own boot and looked in pain. After undergoing physio treatment, Suryavanshi was quickly back in business and without any hesitation started attacking the bowlers again.
The aggressive batsman took on Kagiso Rabada in the very next over, hitting him for two big sixes and putting Gujarat Titans under pressure early in the innings.When Siraj returned for his second over – the third over of the innings – Suryavanshi continued the attack. The youngster hit three boundaries in the first four balls of the over, leaving Siraj visibly frustrated. The fast bowler then had a brief conversation with the GT skipper. Shabman Gul Before completely changing his approach.The broadcast cameras also caught the head coach of Gujarat Titans. Ashish Nehra Beckoning from the dugout moments before the dismissal, the strategy finally worked for Mohammad Siraj against Vaibhav Suryavanshi. Nehra was seen signaling Siraj to change his approach and use his game awareness to outplay the batsman.Siraj responded with a fast, skiddy bouncer that hit 146.6 kmph. Suryavanshi attempted a pull shot but managed only a crucial edge, and Arshad Khan completed a brilliant catch safely.After dismissing the dangerous youngster, Siraj celebrated brilliantly and gave a moving send-off, underscoring the importance of the wicket. Look:Earlier, Gujarat Titans posted a mammoth score of 229/4 as skipper Shibman Gill hit 84 off 44 balls, which included nine fours and three sixes. Sai Sudharsan scored 55 runs off 36 balls, hitting six fours and two sixes during his opening stand of 118 runs. Washington Sundar also played a valuable cameo, remaining unbeaten on 37 off 20 balls.For Rajasthan Royals, Brijesh Sharma was one of the bowlers with figures of 2/47, while Yash Rajpanja and Ravindra Jadeja claimed a wicket each.
