‘I am sorry papa’, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi apologised to his father:RR batter hits SRH’s Praful Hinge, says, ‘Shouldn’t have played that shot’

Vaibhav Sooryavasnhi from Bihar, who is in excellent form for Rajasthan Royals in IPL 2026, has apologised to his father. Actually, on Saturday, Vaibhav scored his second century. Against Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH), he not only played a stormy innings but also set several records in his name. Vaibhav scored 103 runs in 36 balls. In this explosive innings, he hit 12 sixes and 5 fours. With this century, he became the third fastest century scorer in IPL history. After getting out, Vaibhav had not touched the feet of the coach, seniors, and support staff sitting in the dugout. Regarding this matter, his father Sanjeev Sooryavanshi expressed his displeasure to team manager Romi Bhinder. After which Vaibhav apologised to his father with folded hands. Vaibhav discussed everything from family to cricket strategy with team manager Romi Bhinder…know what Bihar’s Vaibhav revealed Vaibhav folded his hands and said – ‘I am sorry papa’ A day after the match, a video of a conversation between Rajasthan Royals’ team manager Romi Bhinder and Vaibhav has surfaced. In this, Romi Bhinder can be seen telling Vaibhav that his father Sanjeev Suryavanshi had called him and was asking questions whether Vaibhav touched everyone’s feet after getting out or not. Vaibhav clarified on this and said, ‘’At that time I went inside in the flow. I didn’t remember. I know that papa is going to call and lecture me for 10 minutes, but the mistake is mine.” After this, Vaibhav immediately touched Romi Bhinder’s feet and apologised for his mistake. He said with folded hands, ‘I am sorry papa’. ‘Personal coments affects me a bit’ – Vaibhav Sooryavanshi In the previous match against SRH, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi was dismissed by bowler Prafull Hinge on the very first ball. Vaibhav had returned to the pavilion without scoring any runs. This time, Vaibhav hit four sixes off Prafull Hinge’s bowling. Actually, when asked about Romi Bhinder’s planning, Vaibhav said, ‘’I went with a plan against that bowler. Last time after getting out, when I checked my phone, I saw a lot of things. I usually don’t pay attention to those things, but when someone says something to me personally, it affects me a bit,” Sooryavanshi said while speaking to RR manager Romi Bhinder. Praful Hinge had come with a plan to take Vaibhav’s wicket In the first match against Rajasthan, Praful Hinge had said, ‘’The best wicket was Sooryavanshi’s, because he is in form. I had already told some people that I would get him out on the very first ball, whether with a bouncer or some other way. I just wanted Vaibhav’s wicket on the first ball. That was my plan.” Vaibhav got out while trying to do extra When Romi Bhinder asked Vaibhav about Jaipur, he said, ‘’Jaipur is very close to my heart, because I played my IPL debut, first match, first century here, and today I scored my second century at this very place.” He said even after getting out after scoring a century, ‘’I should not have played that shot. The way I got out, that’s not even my shot. I got caught up in trying something extra and because of this we scored 20 runs less. If I had kept playing, the scenario of the match could have been different.” When Romy Bhinder asked about going to the temple before the match, what do you ask from God? To this Vaibhav said, ‘’I never ask God for anything for myself.” ‘Whatever I am today, I am because of my parents’ – Sooryavanshi thanked his parents Vaibhav Sooryavanshi also recalled his struggling days. Vaibhav has credited his success to his parents. In the video, he said, “Due to my practice, my mother is waking up at 2:00 AM, sleeping at 11:00 PM, getting only 3 hours of sleep.” He continues, ‘’Papa has left his work, my elder brother is handling Papa’s work. Whatever result is visible today, whatever success I am achieving is only because of my parents.” Youngest player to score the third fastest century in IPL history 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi became the batsman to complete the fastest 50 sixes. He scored his second century in just 36 balls. He made 103 runs in 36 balls. In this explosive innings, he hit 12 sixes and 5 fours. With this, he has become the third fastest century scorer in IPL history. Chris Gayle is at number one. Gayle had scored a century in 30 balls against Pune Warriors India in 2013. Apart from this, Vaibhav has also become the Indian to score the fastest century in IPL. Sooryavanshi became first player to score fastest 500 runs in IPL Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has completed 500 runs in his IPL career. He has become the batsman to achieve this milestone in the least number of balls in the league. He achieved this feat by hitting a four on the very first ball in the match against Lucknow. Vaibhav has scored 500 runs in just 227 balls. He broke Glenn Maxwell’s record, who had completed his first 500 runs in 260 balls. Priyansh Arya achieved this feat in 278 balls. Whereas Sehwag took 280 balls to score 500 runs. Naman Dhir completed 500 wickets in 283 balls.