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Mizoram's Chinmaya Sutar scores unbeaten 400 in Ranji Trophy, a first in 78‑year history
Batter Chinmaya Sutar of Mizoram became the first player in Ranji Trophy history to compile an unbeaten 400‑run innings, marking a landmark achievement in Indian domestic cricket.
Chinmaya Sutar, batting for Mizoram in the Ranji Trophy, compiled an unbeaten 400‑run innings, becoming the first player to reach this milestone in the tournament's 78‑year history. The innings was described as a historic achievement in Indian domestic cricket.
Sutar's 400 not out stands out as a rare feat, with no other player having recorded a quadruple‑century in the Ranji Trophy since its inception. His performance highlights the growing talent emerging from the northeastern region.
The record underscores Mizoram's rising profile in the domestic circuit and adds a new chapter to the Ranji Trophy's storied legacy.
Sutar's 400 not out stands out as a rare feat, with no other player having recorded a quadruple‑century in the Ranji Trophy since its inception. His performance highlights the growing talent emerging from the northeastern region.
The record underscores Mizoram's rising profile in the domestic circuit and adds a new chapter to the Ranji Trophy's storied legacy.