Vaibhav Sooryavanshi etched his name in the history books on Saturday after becoming the second youngest player in international cricket among full member nations as India handed the 15-year-old his second cap in the second T20I against England at Old Trafford.At 15 years and 99 days, Sooryavanshi surpassed Sachin Tendulkar’s record for India, which had stood since 1989 when the batting legend began at the age of 16 years and 205 days against Pakistan in Karachi.Only Pakistan’s Hasan Raza, who made his international debut at the age of 14 years and 227 days against Zimbabwe in 1996, is the top Indian teenager on the all-time list. Sooryavanshi also moved ahead of Bangladesh’s Mohammad Sharif (15 years, 116 days), Pakistan captain Mushtaq Mohammad (15 years, 124 days) and former Pakistan fast bowler Aaqib Javed (16 years, 127 days).Too young to start International Cricket (FM teams)14y 227d – Hasan Raza (PAK) vs ZIM, Faisalabad, 199615y 99d – Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (IND) vs ENG, Manchester, 2026*15y 116d – Mohammad Sharif (BAN) vs ZIM, Harare, 200115y 124d – Mushtaq Mohammad (PAK) vs WI, Lahore, 195916y 127d – Aaqib Javed (PAK) vs WI, Adelaide, 198816y 205d – Sachin Tendulkar (IND) vs PAK, Karachi, 1989The event was filled with anticipation as one of India’s most promising youngsters stepped out to bat in an international tournament for the first time. Although his stay lasted only 10 rounds, Sooryavanshi gave a glimpse of his fearless approach.He scored 14 off 10 balls, hitting two sixes and adding two singles before being stumped by. Jos Buttler from the bowling of What Jacks.His first volume was controversial Jofra Archerwith the youngster using pace and bounce to whip England quickly through the boundary. He followed up with another six by Josh Tongue, launching the fast bowler over long-on with a shot that earned him a call-up to India.England captain Harry Brook responded by introducing Will Jacks, who deceived the youngster with a wide delivery. Sooryavanshi went forward but failed to make contact, allowing Buttler to complete the bounce.India posted 190/7 after that Tilak Varmabatted late, but England chased down the target with four wickets in hand. Jacob Bethell supported the chase with an unbeaten 76, while Harry Brook and Tom Banton also contributed greatly. Ravi Bishnoi’s expensive 17th-wicket haul, who scored 29 runs, ensured that England reached the milestone with an over to spare.Despite the defeat, the day belonged to Sooryavanshi from history. At just 15 years and 99 days, he became India’s last-ever cricketer in the world and the second-last in world cricket among Full Member nations, joining a list that has remained unchanged for decades.