IPL 2026 has officially reached a fever pitch, and the name on everyone’s lips is Vaibhav Suryavanshi. On Tuesday, Guwahati’s Barsapara Stadium witnessed a high-voltage clash between Mumbai Indians and the 15-year-old batting sensation. The headline act was the duel between Jasprit Bumrah, arguably the world’s best bowler, and the teen prodigy Vaibhav.

Rain reduced the game to an 11-overs-a-side contest, but Vaibhav didn’t waste a single second. To the shock of the cricketing world, he launched Bumrah’s very first ball—a clever slower delivery—straight into the stands with a massive lofted shot. Bumrah, usually unflappable, was momentarily caught off guard as Vaibhav repeated the feat on the fourth ball of the over, pulling a sharp short delivery over square leg for another towering six.

In total, Vaibhav faced 5 balls from the pace ace and looted 14 runs, including two sixes. The fearless approach of this young cricketer has silenced critics and ignited conversations about the future of Indian cricket. In the battle of experience versus youth, the teenager clearly stole the show.