Tripurana Vijay is a bowler who dismissed Vaibhav Suryavanshi in the 2026 Duleep Trophy final during the second incarnation. The match took place on September 9th at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai, under bright sunshine.
After the South Zone was set at 336 runs in the first incarnation, the second incarnation of the East Zone began. Vaibhav Suryavanshi and Abhimanyu Ishwar were on the field. However, all focus was on Vaibhav. He started playing cautiously, not scoring a single run in the first six balls, which gave the impression that the innings would be long.
But then Vaibhav Suryavanshi rushed. A flighted delivery landed on the middle stump and headed towards the off-stump. Vaibhav quickly stepped out, and the wicketkeeper Narayan Jagdishan did not make a mistake, dismissing him.
The enthusiasm of Tripurana Vijay, who dismissed Vaibhav, was impressive as it was a 'revenge' act for an IPL match. To understand exactly how this was retribution, one must recall the history of one IPL match from the same year where Vaibhav heavily 'beat' Vijay. This was Tripurana Vijay's debut in the IPL.
Tripurana Vijay was acquired by the Delhi Capitals for 3 million rupees in IPL 2025, but his IPL debut occurred in the 2026 season. Vijay's debut date was May 17, 2026, when he played for Delhi Capitals against Rajasthan Royals.
Interestingly, on his first delivery and in his first over in the IPL, Vijay bowled to Vaibhav Suryavanshi. In his first over, Vijay proved quite expensive. Vaibhav scored 18 runs in that over, including three fours and one six. In that match, Vijay conceded only 29 runs in two overs. This was Vijay's only match in the IPL.
Time passed from May 17, 2026, until September 9, 2026, when the two players met face-to-face again. He was dismissed on the first ball of the sixth over in the East Zone incarnation. Thus, he got revenge for the IPL match in the Duleep Trophy.
Tripurana Vijay, who dismissed Vaibhav, celebrated his 25th birthday on September 5th. He was born on September 5, 2001, in Tekkali, Andhra Pradesh. He plays for the Andhra Pradesh team in domestic cricket. He is a right-arm off-spinner and a right-handed batsman.
Before the Duleep Trophy final, he took 52 wickets in 16 first-class matches, scoring 327 runs. In 14 List A matches, he has 5 wickets. In 11 T20 matches, he has taken 14 wickets and scored 50 runs.
Furthermore, in the Duleep Trophy final, Tripurana Vijay was the most successful bowler for the South Zone, taking 4 wickets and conceding 180 runs in 42 overs against the East Zone. The Duleep Trophy final took place on the fourth day, September 9th. The South Zone was set at 336 runs in the first incarnation, after which the East Zone decided not to follow-on and started batting itself. In the first incarnation, the East Zone team scored an impressive total of 708 runs. This match is being played at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai.