Indian cricketing sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi has sent a clear message to rivals ahead of the ICC U19 World Cup 2026, delivering an explosive performance in a warm-up match against Scotland. The 14-year-old left-handed opener smashed a rapid 27-ball half-century, ultimately scoring a magnificent 96 runs off just 50 balls. His innings was adorned with 7 towering sixes and 9 powerful fours, culminating in an impressive strike rate of 192. This stellar knock is part of a series of exceptional performances by Suryavanshi, who has been in red-hot form leading up to the U19 World Cup. Just days prior, he had recorded a 15-ball half-century against South Africa U19, featuring 10 sixes in a 68-run cameo off 24 balls in another warm-up fixture. He also captained India U19s, scoring 127 runs off 73 balls with 9 fours and 10 sixes against South Africa U19, becoming the youngest captain to score a Youth ODI century. His remarkable consistency and power-hitting have drawn significant attention, establishing him as a key player for India's U19 squad. The match against Scotland U19 saw India U19s pile up a formidable total, with Suryavanshi providing the early impetus. This aggressive batting display is a strong indicator of India's preparedness and Suryavanshi's individual brilliance as the team gears up for the global tournament.