India, July 4 -- When Vaibhav Sooryavanshi walks onto the field for India against England in the second T20I at Emirates Old Trafford, it will be far more than just another international debut. At 15 years and 99 days old (born on March 27, 2011), the teenage batting sensation is set to script history by becoming the youngest-ever men's T20 International cricketer from an ICC Full Member nation. Widely regarded as one of India's brightest young prospects following his fearless performances in age-group cricket and franchise leagues, Sooryavanshi's debut marks the beginning of a remarkable new chapter in Indian cricket. By earning his maiden India cap today, the left-handed batter will surpass several notable names, including Joshua Little...