I just saw the ball, not bowlers: Suryavanshi after his record-breaking ton

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Suryavanshi smacked 11 sixes and seven fours in his stunning onslaught against an array of international bowlers including India's Ishant Sharma, Mohammed Siraj, Prasidh Krishna, Washington Sundar and Afghanistan's Rashid Khan and Karim Janat.

The left-handed Suryavanshi brought up his triple figure mark off 35 balls against Gujarat Titans here as injured head coach Rahul Dravid literally forgot his crutches in excitement and stood without ay support cheered the teenager vociferously.

Rajasthan Royals' history-making boy wonder Vaibhav Suryavanshi, on Monday, said he only watches the ball and not the one delivering it after stroking his way to a record 38-ball-101 to become IPL's youngest centurion at 14 years and 32 days.