Medhavi Bidhuri on Vaibhav Sooryavanshi. Image Credits: X/AFP
Medhavi Bidhuri, the viral 6-7 celebration girl from Women’s Delhi Premier League, has now opened up about her possible encounter with India sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi.
As Indian domestic and national cricket are currently riding on the Gen Z trend, Bidhuri made a stunning statement on Sooryavanshi and her expectations of him if she ever delivers a few balls to him on the cricket ground.
Medhavi Bidhuri addresses possible confrontation with Vaibhav Sooryavanshi
Bidhuri, the Central Delhi Queens spinner who has recently garnered massive attention for her celebrations, recently spoke in an interview regarding the Vaibhav Sooryavanshi question.
The host of the video, produced by It's Kadak on Instagram, questioned Medhavi Bidhuri, what will she do if Sooryavanshi, who is known for his power-hitting across the world, comes in front of her? How will she tackle him? To this, Bidhuri gave an honest and candid reply.
"I guess unhone almost world ki saari cricket khel li hai aur wo bahut hi acche batter hai, to main to obviously chakke khaungi unse, but it's okay, wo chalega," Bidhuri replied.
Bidhuri, a 20-year-old all-rounder who bowls right-arm leg spin, has been effective for Central Delhi Queens in WDPL 2026. She has taken five wickets from five matches at an economy rate of 7.06, with two wickets in her opening encounter and another two in her third match.
However, her recent performances against North Delhi Strikers Women haven't been good, as she remained wicketless in those two matches.
In the previous season, Bidhuri represented South Delhi Strikers Women and bagged five wickets from four innings while bowling at an economy rate of 6.92.
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How has Vaibhav Sooryavanshi fared against leg-spin? Medhavi Bidhuri's bowling style
Although there is absolutely no possibility of the two playing against each other on a cricket field, barring an exhibition event, Medhavi Bidhuri's prediction about Sooryavanshi is actually backed by his numbers, as Sooryavanshi has been an exceptional player against leg spinners.
In the T20I format, he has faced leg spinners for 11 deliveries and scored 20 runs at a strike rate of 181.8, while hitting two sixes and one boundary.
Meanwhile, in the IPL and while playing for his domestic state, Bihar, Sooryavanshi has collected 90 runs from 43 deliveries against leg spinners at a strike rate of 209.3 and an average of 45.0. In the process, he has smashed nine sixes and five boundaries, while having a dot-ball percentage of only 34.9.
Hence, there is a possibility that Medhavi Bidhuri could be smashed out of the park by Sooryavanshi if they face each other someday.
Sooryavanshi exploits help East Zone reach Duleep Trophy final
Sooryavanshi is currently playing in the Duleep Trophy for East Zone, where he has shown solid temperament with the bat in the red-ball format as well. His exploits in the semifinal vs Central Zone helped East Zone reached the final of the tournament.
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi was the top scorer of the match across both teams as he ended up getting 92 runs in the 1st innings and 40 runs in the 2nd innings.
He last played for India in the Zimbabwe series in July, where he averaged 50.33 at a strike rate of 196.10, with two half-centuries in the series.
He has been named India's T20I squad for the Afghanistan series and will likely feature in the playing XI for the three matches that will take place in Delhi.
Amid that, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's main priority will be the Asian Games 2026, where the Shreyas Iyer-led unit will travel to Japan ahead of September 17, before the Afghanistan series concludes.
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