Vaibhav Sooryavanshi makes his international debut for India at age 15, becoming the country’s youngest debutant in senior cricket. Multiple outlets report that he breaks the record previously held by Sachin Tendulkar, who debuted at 16 years and 205 days. While some reports describe the exact debut age and days slightly differently, they converge on the same headline figure: Sooryavanshi is 15 years old (with one outlet specifying 15 years and 99 days). Several articles frame the achievement as ending a period of waiting and emphasize his status as a young talent who is now in India’s international team setup. One outlet adds that his debut is in T20I cricket against England at Old Trafford, while another notes that an earlier Tendulkar benchmark involved his debut against Pakistan. Alongside the record-breaking comparison to Tendulkar, outlets also publish or reference lists of India’s youngest debutants, reinforcing that the achievement is recognized across men’s and women’s senior international cricket categories. The coverage focuses on the age-related milestone and Sooryavanshi’s entry into international matches.