Yuvraj Samra: A Teenage Sensation in T20 World Cup

Yuvraj Samra, a 19-year-old Canadian cricketer, made history as the youngest player to score a century in a T20 World Cup match against New Zealand. Samra's explosive 58-ball hundred helped Canada post 173/4. His innings featured a 116-run partnership with skipper Dilpreet Bajwa.

Nineteen-year-old Yuvraj Samra created headlines by becoming the youngest player to score a century in T20 World Cup history, achieving this feat against New Zealand. He powered Canada to a formidable score of 173 for 4 during their critical Group D encounter.

Named in honor of India's cricket legend Yuvraj Singh, Samra's rapid 58-ball century included 11 fours and six sixes. His innings was a blend of aggression and precision, contributing significantly to Canada's cause in the tournament.

Despite a weakened New Zealand attack missing Lockie Ferguson and Mitchell Santner, Samra's brilliance was undeniable. In partnership with captain Dilpreet Bajwa, who added 36 runs, the duo set a record for the highest opening stand by an Associate team against a Full Member in men's T20 World Cups.

(With inputs from agencies.)