It’s not easy to steal the spotlight from 14-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi, a kid who pretty much rewrites the rules of power-hitting every time he steps onto the field.
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But on Wednesday, i.e. December 24, his Bihar teammate Sakibul Gani did just that in their Vijay Hazare Trophy Plate match against Arunachal Pradesh. Suryavanshi hammered a century in only 36 balls and raced to 190 off 84, but Gani went even faster, reaching his hundred in just 32 balls.
That’s the fastest List A century ever by an Indian, breaking Anmolpreet Singh’s 35-ball record set earlier this year.
SAKIBUL GANI SMASHED THE FASTEST HUNDRED BY AN INDIAN IN LIST A HISTORY 🥶💯
32 BALL HUNDRED against ARUNACHAL PRADESH #VijayHazareTrophy #VijayHazare pic.twitter.com/Zs3RyCVgJl— Rithik Rajeev Yadav (@Rithikdb5) December 24, 2025
Bihar Captain Outshines Vaibhav Suryavanshi
Gani didn’t just stop at the record. He finished unbeaten on a mind-boggling 128 from just 40 balls, smashing 12 sixes and 10 fours in a whirlwind innings.
Thanks to Gani, Suryavanshi, and wicket-keeper Ayush Loharuka (who chipped in with 116 off 56), Bihar racked up a jaw-dropping 574 for 6 in 50 overs.
That’s not just a big score, it’s the highest total ever made in professional one-day cricket.
Suryavanshi’s own 36-ball century ended up as the fourth-fastest by an Indian in List A games. After his fireworks, Gani walked in with Bihar sitting at 391 for 3 in the 40th over. At that point, Tamil Nadu’s record one-day total of 506 was already in their sights.
🚨 FASTEST HUNDRED IN LIST-A CRICKET (INDIANS) 🚨
• Sakibul Gani – 32 balls
• Ishan Kishan – 33 balls pic.twitter.com/50cLCrKAhi— P U N E E T S E H R A W A T (@criciqdesk) December 24, 2025
But Gani didn’t just help Bihar break Tamil Nadu’s record; he helped blow it out of the water.
Gani, 26, is from Motihari, Bihar. He’s known as a batting all-rounder, but his stats don’t scream destruction—before this match, his List A strike-rate was only 71.95.
On Wednesday, though, he looked like a completely different player. Out of the 40 balls he faced, only five were dots. He sent 22 deliveries over the ropes.
And as if all that wasn’t enough, Suryavanshi broke the record for the youngest-ever List A centurion and set a new mark for the fastest 150 in one-day cricket.
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