‘Whatever We Are, It’s Because of Vaibhav’: Ayush Mhatre’s Reaction Goes Viral After India’s U-19 World Cup Win | Video 

New Delhi : India’s thrilling victory in the ICC Under-19 World Cup was marked not only by dominant cricket but also by a moment of heartfelt appreciation that has gained traction on social media. After India secured a record sixth U-19 World Cup title with a decisive 100-run win over England in the final, a video clip from the team’s dressing room captured skipper Ayush Mhatre deflecting praise toward teammate Vaibhav Suryavanshi. 

When Vaibhav asked Ayush Mhatre,”Captain, under your captaincy we won for the sixth time, so what would you like to say ? To which Mhatre replied, “Jo bhi hai Vaibhav ki wajah se hai” – “Whatever we are, it’s because of Vaibhav,” a line that quickly resonated with fans online. 

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The celebratory footage highlights Mhatre’s humble acknowledgment of the impact of Suryavanshi’s performance throughout the tournament. The young batter’s extraordinary contributions particularly his match-defining innings in the final were widely recognised as crucial to India’s success. Suryavanshi’s explosive batting in the decider gave India a commanding total, setting the platform for victory. 

Fans and commentators have applauded Mhatre’s gracious remark, interpreting it as a reflection of the team’s unity and the captain’s leadership at a young age. The dressing room celebration did more than show relief and joy; it also underscored the mutual respect among the squad members and the role individual brilliance played alongside collective effort. 

After the final, the dressing room atmosphere punctuated by laughter, dancing and shared excitement, it became a memorable part of India’s U-19 World Cup story. The viral video serves as a reminder that while cricket is a team sport, standout performances like Suryavanshi’s can define campaigns and inspire teammates. 

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