Vibhu Suryavanshi pulls off a never-before-seen IPL feat in Qualifier 2 vs GT. Cricket News

Vibhu Suryavanshi of Rajasthan Royals (AP Photo)

Vibhu Suryavanshi’s incredible IPL 2026 campaign touched another historic milestone on Friday. Rajasthan Royals The teenager became the first uncapped player to score 700 runs in an IPL season. The record-breaking feat came during Rajasthan Royals’ high-pressure Qualifier 2 clash against Gujarat Titans, cementing Suryavanshi’s place in IPL folklore. The youngster is already rewriting the record books at an astonishing pace. Earlier in the same game, Suryavanshi also became the first player in T20 history to score 500 runs in the Powerplay during a single tournament, highlighting his unprecedented dominance in the first six overs. Coming into Qualifier 2, Suryavanshi was already in terrible form. In the previous game, he scored 97 off just 29 balls, missing out on the fastest century in IPL history. During this innings he also passed. Chris Gayle59 sixes for the record for most sixes hit in an IPL season. Against Gujarat Titans, Rajasthan Royals once again found themselves under early pressure despite winning the toss and electing to bat first. Yeshsavi Jaiswal He was dismissed for just one run in the first over, while Dhruv Jaril was also dismissed in the second over as Mohammad Siraj and Kagiso Rabada struck. The double blow showed how much RR had relied on their top order throughout the tournament. With the innings in danger of collapsing, the onus once again shifted to Suryavanshi. Interestingly, Rajasthan Royals promoted Jadeja to No.4, and the move worked brilliantly as he joined forces with Suryavanshi to stabilize the innings. Despite the early wickets, RR still went past the 70-run mark inside the powerplay.Highest scoring IPL season by uncapped players:

The historic season now sees Suriyavanshi sitting at the top of the list for highest scoring IPL campaigns by uncapped players. His 700-run season has surpassed Yashvi Jaiswal’s 625-run campaign from 2023 and Shaun Marsh’s 616-run season in the inaugural edition of 2008.