Ten-year-old Ashirvad (also spelled Aashirwad/Ashirvad) Sooryavanshi scores a century in a local cricket practice match in Samastipur, Bihar, drawing attention for his batting and all-round potential. Multiple outlets report he makes 103 runs off 87 balls, including 19–20 boundaries and one six, in a game for Cricket Academy Tajpur. One account adds that he also takes four wickets in the same practice match, describing him as a batting all-rounder. Match details shared via social media indicate the academy posts 234 for 4 in 29.5 overs, with teammate Shivam Raj contributing 52 off 75 balls. Photos and videos of Ashirvad celebrating the century also circulate online. Sources note that his achievement mirrors the profile of his older brother, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, an IPL 2026 star who shares updates on social media and is reported to be with India A on tour. Overall, the reports focus on Ashirvad’s milestone performance and the family connection to a higher-profile cricketing pathway, with no additional verified details beyond the practice-match results.