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SL A PLAYER'S SLEDGING LEADS TO ALTERCATION WITH VAIBHAV SOORYAVANSHI
Hindustan Times Delhi
|June 16, 2026
Teen batting sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi was involved in a heated argument that almost led to a physical confrontation with a Sri Lanka A player after an ill-tempered end to the tri-series contest which India A lost following a Super Over.
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Needing 17 to win in the Super Over, India managed only nine runs against slinger Kaguthas Mathulan to lose their second game in a row. Sooryavanshi, who faced the last three deliveries from Mathulan, managed only six runs including a boundary.
Once the match got over, the Lankan team was involved a bit of over the top celebrations as Sooryavanshi and his partner Suryansh Shedge were seen walking back towards the pavilion.
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