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Vaibhav Suryavanshi vs Young Stars

How Vaibhav compares to India's greatest young batsmen at the same age

India has produced some extraordinary young batting talents over the decades. But how do they compare at the same age? Here's a look at what each of these players had achieved by age 15 — and why Vaibhav Suryavanshi's early career stands apart from all of them.

At Age 15 — Side-by-Side

PlayerBornDebut AgeRuns by 15100s by 156s by 15
Vaibhav Suryavanshi201114 yrs 23 days (IPL), 15 yrs 99 days (Intl)2,607+6186+
Sachin Tendulkar197316 yrs 205 days (Test)~800 (FC only)1 (FC)~10
Shubman Gill199919 yrs (Test), 19 yrs (IPL)~200 (age-group)0 (intl/IPL)~5
Yashasvi Jaiswal200218 yrs (IPL), 21 yrs (Test)~300 (age-group)0 (intl/IPL)~8
Prithvi Shaw200018 yrs 329 days (Test)~600 (FC)1 (FC)~15
Rishabh Pant199719 yrs (T20I), 19 yrs (IPL)~150 (age-group)0~3

Player Profiles at 15

Vaibhav Suryavanshi

Best T20

103 (IPL)

Best ODI/List A

190 (List A)

IPL by 15

2 (1,028 runs)

Youngest Indian intl cricketer. 175 in WC final. IPL Orange Cap at 15.

Sachin Tendulkar

Best T20

T20 didn't exist

Best ODI/List A

0 (hadn't debuted)

IPL by 15

IPL didn't exist

Scored 100 in Harris Shield at 14. FC debut at 15. Test debut at 16.

Shubman Gill

Best T20

0 (hadn't debuted)

Best ODI/List A

0 (hadn't debuted)

IPL by 15

0 by age 15

U19 WC 2018 POTM. IPL debut at 19. Became India's No.1 ODI opener.

Yashasvi Jaiswal

Best T20

0 (hadn't debuted)

Best ODI/List A

0 (hadn't debuted)

IPL by 15

0 by age 15

Lived in tent, sold panipuri. U19 WC 2020 star. Test double century at 21.

Prithvi Shaw

Best T20

0 (hadn't debuted)

Best ODI/List A

0 (hadn't debuted)

IPL by 15

0 by age 15

Century on Test debut. U19 WC 2018 captain (India won). Harris Shield prodigy.

Rishabh Pant

Best T20

0 (hadn't debuted)

Best ODI/List A

0 (hadn't debuted)

IPL by 15

0 by age 15

U19 WC 2016 semi-final. Became India's first-choice T20I/Test keeper-batsman.

The Conclusion

No Indian cricketer in history has achieved what Vaibhav Suryavanshi has by age 15. Not Sachin Tendulkar. Not Shubman Gill. Not Yashasvi Jaiswal. Not Prithvi Shaw. Not Rishabh Pant. The combination of 2,607+ runs across all formats, 6 centuries, 186+ sixes, an IPL Orange Cap, a World Cup final masterclass, and an India debut — all before turning 16 — is unprecedented in the history of cricket. The closest comparison is Sachin at the same age, and even Sachin had not achieved this volume or variety of success.