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5 Youngest Indian batsmen to score a double century in Tests

Test cricket is regarded as the most difficult format in cricket events. Achieving milestones in test cricket is difficult, and it is clear that the majority of players struggle in this format.

A batsman must maintain the crease for long periods. It becomes crucial to turn promising starts into massive scores of hundreds and even double centuries in a single Test match. Players who often reach double century in Test cricket are well-known for their ability to bat for long periods against the red ball.

Here is the list of youngest Indians to score double tons in Test cricket:

#1 Vinod Kambli vs England at Wankhede in 1993 – 21year 32days 

Vinod Kambli’s double century against England at Wankhede Stadium in 1993 was a cricketing extravaganza that would go down in Indian cricket history. Vinod Kambli scored an astonishing 224 runs from 411 balls hitting 23 fours. His innings were marked by superb stroke play, accuracy, and a maturity that belied his age. Kambli’s innings included beautiful cover drives, strong pulls, and subtle flicks. His ability to identify openings and manoeuvre the English bowlers demonstrated his outstanding talent. Kambli’s double century not only propelled him into the spotlight but also cemented his image as a potential prospect in Indian cricket.