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Fastest IPL 2025 Hundred: Rajasthan Royals '14-year-old blue-eyed boy' smashed a tremendous hundred in just 35-balls in match no. 47 of the Indian Premier League on Monday. Gujarat Titans scored a stiff 209/4 in the first innings, however, they might not have thought that Suryavanshi's knock will 'dwarf' the total comprehensively.

Notably, Suryavanshi blasted 11 sixes and 7 fours in his stellar hundred.

The youngster broke a number of records with his attacking knock. After Chris Gayle, Suryavanshi has the fastest IPL hundred ever. He went past hitters like David Miller and Yusuf Pathan, both of them part of Rajasthan Royals in the past.

Fastest Century in IPL History

30 Chris Gayle RCB vs PWI Bengaluru 2013

35 Vaibhav Suryavanshi RR vs GT Jaipur 2024

37 Yusuf Pathan RR vs MI Mumbai 2010

38 David Miller PBKS vs RCB Mohali 2013

Also, the 14-year-old became the youngest-ever batter to score a hundred in T20 cricket. He surpassed Maharashtra's Vijay Zol who scored a hundred when he wss just 18 years old.

Youngest To Score T20 Century

14y 32d Vaibhav Suryavanshi RR vs GT 2024

18y 118d Vijay Zol Maharahtra vs Mumbai 2013

18y 179d Pervez Hossain Emon Barishal vs Rajshahi 2020

187 280d Gustav McKeon France vs Switzerland 2022

Fastest Hundred In IPL 2025

Earlier this season, Punjab Kings' opener Priyansh Arya had hit a 39-ball ton against Chennai Super Kings while Sunrisers Hyderabad and India opener Abhishek Sharma had hit a ton off 40 balls against PBKS. 

Vaibhav Suryavanshi vs GT - 35 balls

Priyansh Arya vs CSK - 39 balls

Abhishek Sharma vs PBKS - 40 balls

On the back of this hundred, Rajasthan Royals stomped over Gujarat Titans by 8 wickets with just 25 balls left. 

Chasing a stiff target of 210 on a friendly wicket, Rajasthan Royals went past the winning line, making 212 for two in 15.5 overs.

Yashasvi Jaiswal scored an unbeaten 40-ball 70 not out in the chase.

Earlier, skipper Shubman Gill struck 84 while Jos Buttler hammered unbeaten 50 to take Gujarat Titans to a formidable total of 209 for four.