Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, a 15-year-old, makes his India T20I debut against England and becomes the youngest Indian cricketer to debut internationally, surpassing a long-standing benchmark previously held by Sachin Tendulkar. Multiple outlets report that he is 15 years and 99 days old when he takes the field, and that his entry into the record books is driven by his status as the youngest debutant. During the match, he scores a brief cameo, described as a 14-run innings featuring two sixes. All sources also point to an “unwanted” milestone: he is the first Indian batter to be stumped on debut in T20I history. One report notes that, despite the early dismissal, the debut still marks a significant addition to record lists for India. Other coverage provides context to his background and earlier career progression, including early domestic and age-group accomplishments and an IPL-related record run, positioning his international call-up as the latest step in a fast-moving rise.