Australian captain Pat Cummins has been left stunned after seeing his Indian Premier League (IPL) side put to the sword by teenage Indian sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi.The 15-year-old's remarkable 97 guided Rajasthan Royals to a 47-run win over Cummins's Sunrisers Hyderabad in the IPL eliminator on Wednesday, local time, keeping alive their hopes of reaching the final.Chasing 244, Hyderabad fumbled in front of an incisive Rajasthan attack and was bowled out for 196 in 19.2 overs at a sparsely filled New PCA Stadium, ending its campaign on a disappointing note.Put into bat, Sooryavanshi tore into the Hyderabad attack from the outset, with the teen smashing a 16-ball half-century, and surpassing Chris Gayle's long-standing record for most sixes in a season.Sooryavanshi has now hit 65 sixes, eclipsing Gayle's 59 in 2012 So yeah, fair play."Opening alongside Yashasvi Jaiswal, Sooryavanshi drove Rajasthan's charge as the pair raced to 80 without loss in the powerplay, leaving the Hyderabad bowlers struggling for control.Sooryavanshi went on to hammer 97 off 29 balls, including five fours and 12 sixes, but fell short of breaking Gayle's fastest IPL century record of 30 balls.Sooryavanshi miscued an upper cut to deep third, leaving him visibly dejected after the dismissal as Smaran Ravichandran completed the catch."I thought about it [the hundred] after I got out