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“Mere papa ne kaam chhor diya, meri maa...”: Cricketer Vaibhav Suryavanshi reveals why he will always remain indebted to his parents

April 27, 2026 - 23:54

“Mere papa ne kaam chhor diya, meri maa...”: Cricketer Vaibhav Suryavanshi reveals why he will always remain indebted to his parents

Cricketer Vaibhav Suryavanshi recently delivered a stunning performance, smashing a blistering 50 off just 15 balls that lit up the scoreboard. However, the most impactful moment came after the innings, when the young batter revealed the deep emotional and financial sacrifices his parents made to support his cricketing dreams.

In a heartfelt revelation, Suryavanshi shared the story behind his success, stating that he will forever remain indebted to his mother and father. “Mere papa ne kaam chhor diya, meri maa...” (My father left his job, my mother...), he began, before detailing how his parents prioritized his training and career over their own stability. According to Suryavanshi, his father quit his employment to ensure he could travel with him to tournaments and coaching camps, while his mother took on the burden of managing the household with limited resources.

The cricketer emphasized that every run he scores is a tribute to their unwavering belief in him. He recalled the days when his family struggled to afford equipment and travel expenses, yet never once asked him to give up the sport. “They never let me feel the pressure of our financial situation. They just told me to focus on my game,” he said.

Suryavanshi’s story serves as a powerful reminder that behind every sporting achievement, there are often parents who sacrifice their own comforts and careers. His emotional acknowledgment of their role has resonated deeply with fans, highlighting that true success is built on the foundation of family support and resilience.


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