Harare: The Indian Cricket Team won by 7 wickets in the first T20 match against Zimbabwe (IND Vs ZIM). And one of the artisans behind this victory is 15-year-old teenage opener Vaibhav Suryavanshi. Vaibhav scored his first half-century in his international cricket career. Vaibhav completed his fifty off 18 balls. And after half a century, Vaibhav took off both gloves and did a fancy celebration, which has gone viral on social media. But do you know the meaning of such a celebration?

Vaibhav shows the ‘A’ sign with two fingers after scoring his half century in the first T20 match against Zimbabwe. such IPLVaibhav scored a half-century against Lucknow playing in Rajasthan Royals jersey at the stage of . Actually this celebration is mainly done by Vaibhav for his mother. Rajasthan Royals team manager Romy Vinder confirmed this. Vaibhav’s mother’s name is Aarti. So Vaibhav dedicates these innings to mother. He later said, ‘I celebrate like this and dedicate the innings to my mother. His name starts with A.’

Vaibhav made his international debut in the T20 series against England. But scored 42 runs in three innings. It was only after the ultimate failure that Vaibhav set foot on Zimbabwean soil that he wanted to forget the past and start fresh. The left-handed opener said that the coach and support staff also helped him a lot. The result of which was found in Harare. Chasing the target of 126 runs in Harare in partnership with Abhishek Sharma, Suryavanshi started batting in a spirited mood from the start.

Zimbabwean pacer Richard Nagarwa hit a 100m six over deep backward point. Vaibhav hits another six in that over.

Batting first in the match, Zimbabwe lost 7 wickets in the scheduled 20 overs and got 125 runs on the board. Mayank Yadav took 2 wickets in his return to the national team after 21 months with the ball. Prince Yadav took 2 wickets. Later, Vaibhav’s innings of half-century laid the foundation for India’s victory.