He broke Rishabh Pant's record for the fastest century in the IPL

It’s been just two days since the IPL 2025 mega auction. The most talked about players at the moment are the players who were the most expensive sold at the auction. But no one talks about the ones that didn’t sell. Meanwhile, a player has scored the fastest T20 century by an Indian batsman and has given a fitting response to his not being sold. We are talking about Urvil Patel from Gujarat. He has broken Rishabh Pant’s record to become the most expensive player in IPL. By suddenly doing this feat, he has shocked the whole world. He managed to lead his team to victory and did not get out till the end.

Syed Mushtaq Ali created a record in the tournament

Syed Mushtaq Ali tournament is currently going on in India. IPL players and Indian team players are participating in this tournament. Especially the injured Indian players are making a comeback from this tournament. Meanwhile, IPL teams are also keeping an eye on this tournament, as the Syed Mushtaq Ali tournament is played in the T20 format. IPL franchises pick new players from this tournament and then bid heavily on them.

Urvil Patel scored a century in 32 balls

Now let’s talk about Urvil Patel. He has broken Rishabh Pant’s record. Rishabh Pant was the fastest batsman to score a century in T20 cricket for India so far. In the year 2018, he broke all the records by scoring a 32-ball century in the Syed Mushtaq Ali tournament, but now Rishabh Pant has reached the second spot. Urvil Patel scored a 28-ball century in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. He achieved this feat while playing for Gujarat against Tripura. The special thing is that Urvil Patel is also a wicket keeper batsman like Pant.

No buyer found in IPL

This time too Urvil Patel had given his name for the IPL auction, but he might not have made the shortlist. Although earlier he was in the team of IPL team Gujarat Titans, but he did not get a chance to play. This time he did not even get time to come to the auction. Gujarat team won the match by 8 wickets due to Urvil Patel’s strong batting. When the match ended, Urvill was unbeaten on 113 off 35 balls. Urville hit 7 fours and 12 sixes during this innings.