Vibhu Suryavanshi has been the headline act of IPL 2026, breaking records on a regular basis and earning praise from the entire cricketing community. The 15-year-old sensation recently left behind Chris GayleLongest record for most sixes in an IPL season.As his incredible rise continues, comparisons with some of cricket’s biggest names have become inevitable. First came the comparisons with Chris Gayle, thanks to his unrivaled power hitting and ability to clear boundaries at will. With 65 sixes in the tournament, Suryavanshi surpassed Gayle’s impressive tally of 59 sixes in the 2012 season, making comparisons to the “Universe Boss” natural.It was also compared. Sachin Tendulkar Because of the remarkable maturity, fearless determination, and technical assurance he has displayed at such a young age. Just like a teenage Sachin, Suryavanshi has shown the ability to thrive under immense pressure, carrying the expectations of millions.Now former Australian cricketer and coach Tom Moody Taking the name of Legendary has taken the comparison to a whole different level. Don Bradman. Speaking on ESPNcricinfo, Moody struggled to find a modern-day comparison for the youngster’s dominance.“I’m trying to figure out how to explain it. The only way to explain it is to have someone watch it and come up with their own description, because we’re witnessing something that I don’t think we’ve ever seen in our lifetime in this format of the game, or even in any format of the game,” Tom Moody said.“We have seen amazing things, but not to this extent. The only thing I can take back is what Don Bradman was doing. Bradman averaged around 100 in Test cricket, and the drop-off at next best was around 60, so the separation we are talking about is at 15 in T20 cricket,” Moody added.Vibhu Suryavanshi’s IPL 2026 season has been nothing short of extraordinary. The 15-year-old Rajasthan Royals sensation dominated the tournament with 680 runs in 15 matches at an astonishing strike rate of 242.85. With Qualifier 2 online, Vaibhav will challenge Mohammad Siraj and Kagiso Rabada. In New Chandigarh
