There was a stir in Ranji Trophy, Chinmay Sutar scored unbeaten 400 runs, 78 years old record was shaken.

Delhi: On Monday, 19 October, a feat was witnessed in Indian domestic cricket which created a new place in the history of cricket. Mizoram batsman Chinmay Sutar scored unbeaten 400 runs in the Ranji Trophy Plate Division match against Nagaland. With this, he became the second batsman to score 400 runs in an innings in Indian domestic cricket. Before him, BB Nimbalkar of Maharashtra had played an unbeaten inning of 443 runs in 1948.

Chinmay Sutar scored unbeaten 400 runs in 517 balls.

In the match being played at the Nagaland Cricket Stadium in Sovima, Nagaland, left-handed batsman Chinmay Sutar caught everyone's attention with his innings. He scored unbeaten 400 runs facing 517 balls. During this period, 46 fours and 7 sixes came from his bat.

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The special thing about Sutar's innings was that he spent a long time at the crease and kept scoring runs continuously. When Lalrempuiya came to the crease as the last batsman, Sutar was on 231 runs. Even after this, he continued his innings and touched the figure of 400 runs. Mizoram declared the innings after scoring 581 runs for 9 wickets.

Joined the list of legends like Brian Lara and Don Bradman.

Chinmay Sutar has now joined the list of select batsmen who have scored 400 or more runs in an innings in first class cricket. This list includes legendary batsmen like Brian Lara, Don Bradman and Hanif Mohammad.

The record of playing the biggest innings in first class cricket is in the name of Brian Lara of West Indies. Playing for Warwickshire in 1994, he scored unbeaten 501 runs against Durham. At the same time, Don Bradman played an unbeaten inning of 452 runs for New South Wales against Queensland in 1930.

The first batsman to achieve this feat in India was BB Nimbalkar. Playing for Maharashtra in 1948, he scored unbeaten 443 runs against Kathiawar. Now Sutar has made his place in this special list with 400 runs.

List of batsmen who scored 400 or more runs in first class cricket

batsman

Run

Team

anti Team

Field

date

brian Lara

501*

warwickshire

durham

birmingham

2 june 1994

Hanif Mohammed

499

karachi

Bahawalpur

karachi

8 January 1959

don bradman

452*

New South wales

queensland

sydney

3 January 1930

Bibi Nimbalkar

443*

Maharashtra

Kathiawar

Pune

16 December 1948

Bill ponsford

437

Victoria

queensland

melbourne

16 December 1927

Bill ponsford

429

Victoria

tasmania

melbourne

2 February 1923

Aftab Baloch

428

Sindh

Balochistan

karachi

18 February 1974

Archie mclaren

424

lancashire

Somerset

taunton

15 july 1895

Sam Northeast

410*

glamorgan

leicestershire

leicester

20 july 2022

Graeme hick

405*

worcestershire

Somerset

taunton

5 May 1988

brian Lara

400*

west indies

England

st johns

10 april 2004

Chinmoy carpenter

400*

Mizoram

Nagaland

Sovima

19 october 2026

Reached the second highest score in Ranji Trophy history

This innings of Chinmay Sutar has also become special in the history of Ranji Trophy. He has reached second place in the list of batsmen who have made the highest individual score in this tournament.

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The record of playing the biggest innings in Ranji Trophy is still in the name of BB Nimbalkar, who scored unbeaten 443 runs. After Sutar's 400 runs, Prithvi Shaw has slipped to third place. Shaw had scored 379 runs for Mumbai against Assam in 2023.

ranji trophy In To all batsmen who play big innings

batsman Run Team Year
Bibi Nimbalkar 443* Maharashtra 1948
Chinmoy Sutar 400* Mizoram 2026
Prithvi Shaw 379 Mumbai 2023

FAQ

Who has the highest individual score in Ranji Trophy?

The record of making the highest individual score in Ranji Trophy is in the name of BB Nimbalkar. He scored unbeaten 443 runs for Maharashtra in 1948.

Who holds the record for playing the biggest innings in first class cricket?

Brian Lara holds the record for the biggest innings in first class cricket. He scored unbeaten 501 runs for Warwickshire in 1994.

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