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Played My Natural Game And Backed Myself, Says Vaibhav Suryavanshi After 32-ball Ton In Asia Cup Rising Stars 2025
Suryavanshi rewrote record books yet again, hammering a breathtaking 144 off just 42 deliveries to set up India A’s thumping 148-run win over UAE. His extraordinary effort powered India 'A' to 297 for 4, the joint fifth-highest total in men’s T20 cricket, before the bowlers sealed a commanding victory.
"It was just my natural game, and it's the T20 format, so I wanted to back my own game," Suryavanshi said after his knock. "I was dropped first ball, but I just thought I didn't want to change my intent because we needed a big score on this ground. The wicket was good and the boundary was small. So I was trying to back my shots," Suryavanshi told Telecom Asia Sport (www.telecomasia.net).
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