PATNA, July 21 -- International cricket's "Boss Baby," the nickname given to Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, a young Indian batting prodigy from Bihar, echoed in the Bihar legislative council on Monday when chairperson Awadhesh Narayan Singh congratulated the teenage sensation for creating history by becoming the youngest player to represent India in T20 International matches. In his inaugural address on the opening day of the five-day monsoon session, Singh lauded the 15-year-old cricketer's remarkable achievement and said the entire House extended its congratulations to the young batter for bringing laurels to Bihar and the country. Singh noted that Sooryavanshi earned the distinction of becoming India's youngest T20 international at the age of 15 years and 99 days during the team's tour of England, surpassing Sachin Tendulkar's long-standing record for the youngest Indian to play international cricket. Sooryavanshi, regarded as one of India's brightest batting prospects, has risen rapidly through the ranks with his fearless stroke play. The left-handed opener first grabbed national attention with record-breaking performances in age-group cricket before making an impact in the Indian Premier League, where his explosive batting earned him widespread acclaim and paved the way for his maiden India call-up. He made his international debut in the T20 series against England earlier this month, becoming the youngest player to represent India in international cricket....