The young cricketer previously notched a 35 delivery century for his IPL franchise earlier this year.
In a remarkable display of big hitting, teenage Suryavanshi smashed an astonishing 144 runs from only 42 deliveries representing India A.
The teenager, who rose to fame by becoming the youngest player and century-maker in the Indian Premier League earlier this year, reached his century in just 32 balls.
This marks the equal fifth quickest century in all men's T20 cricket.
The young star's latest T20 century featured 11 boundaries and 15 maximums as he powered his team to 297 for 4 in Doha, with his team eventually triumph by a massive 148 runs.
Suryavanshi had earlier scored the quickest century on file in youth one-day internationals, off 52 deliveries, in a win over the English side in the month of July.
This followed his staggering 35-ball century for his IPL team in only his third ever IPL match in April, which also made him the most junior player to score a hundred in men's T20s.
Key Highlights
- Made 144 runs from 42 balls while playing for the India A team
- Achieved hundred in 32 deliveries, equal fifth-fastest in T20 history
- Featured 11 fours and 15 sixes
- Propelled his side to 297-4 in the match
- Side won by 148 runs
“His innings was simply amazing,” stated a sports expert. For someone to make that many runs at that a tender age is really remarkable.”
Previous Achievements
This season, Suryavanshi created headlines by becoming the most junior player to score a century in the Indian Premier League with a 35 delivery hundred for Rajasthan Royals.
The young cricketer additionally holds the title for the fastest hundred in youth ODIs, scored in only 52 balls against England in the summer.
