Overview
- Fourteen-year-old opener Vaibhav Suryavanshi smashed 113 off 86 balls, reaching his century in 78 deliveries with nine fours and eight sixes.
- He shared a 152-run stand with Vedant Trivedi to power a rapid reply after captain Ayush Mhatre fell for 21 and Vihaan Malhotra was out for 6.
- Australia were bowled out for 243 on day one, with Steven Hogan holding the innings together for 92 off 246 balls.
- Deepesh Devendran led India’s attack with 5/45 and was backed by Kishan Kumar’s 3/48 as the hosts collapsed late in the innings.
- Multiple outlets reported Suryavanshi’s ton as the fastest Youth Test century on Australian soil and highlighted his age-related milestones, though specific record attributions varied across reports.