Vaibhav Suryavanshi etched his name in the history books as he continued his golden run of form during the first Youth Test match between India and England, which took place from July 12 to 15 at the Kent Cricket Ground in Beckenham and ended in a draw. The 14-year-old was the highest run-getter in the ODI series following a dream debut season in the Indian Premier League (IPL). In the opening Test of the series, Suryavansh had a failure with the bat in the first innings as he was dismissed for 14 runs. However, he made a strong comeback in the second outing with a knock of 56 in just 44 balls. In the first innings, he also showed prowess with the ball as his left-arm spin produced two wickets. Vaibhav Suryavanshi Creates History Suryavanshi has become the first player in history to score a half-century and take a wicket in the same Youth Test match before turning 15. The previous youngest player to achieve the feat was Bangladesh's Mehidy Hasan Miraz (15 years, 167 days). Miraz was also the youngest to achieve it twice. Suresh Raina was previously the youngest to achieve the feat. Youngest Player To Take A Wicket And Score 50 In The Same MatchPlayerAgeTeam (U-19)Runs (1st Innnings/2nd Innings)WicketsOpposition (U-19)GroundYearVaibhav Suryavanshi14 years, 107 daysIndia14,562EnglandBeckenhem2025Mehidy Hasan Miraz15 years, 167 daysBangladesh105, 282Sri LankaMirpur2013Shykat Ali15 years, 204 daysBangladesh45,121EnglandSyhlet2007Nasir Hossain15 years, 219 daysBangladesh28,653Sri LankaDerby2007Suresh Raina 15 years, 242 daysIndia72, DNB1EnglandColombo2002This was the second 50+ score in Youth Test cricket for Suryavanshi after a century against Australia. He has now become the youngest recorded player to have multiple half-centuries in U-19 cricket at the international level in the longest format. Youngest Player to Multiple 50s In Youth Test PlayerAgeVaibhav Suryavanshi (India U19)14 Years, 107 DaysNajmul Hussain Shanto (Bangladesh U19)14 Years, 234 DaysHasan Raza (Pakistan U19) 14 Years, 272 DaysSuryavanshi also became the youngest Indian to take a wicket in U-19 Test cricket and the second-youngest in the world.The 14-year-old Indian star is quickly rising up the ranks, with many predicting a bright future for him in the sport. While it remains a mater of if not when Suryavanshi plays for the senior Indian, the more immediate focus is next year's U-19 World Cup, which will be held in the first half of the year in Zimbabwe and Namibia. Data Source: Espn Cricinfo (Note: Only the matches where data of the Youth Test is available. In some instances, the age of players was not recorded and cannot be included in the list)