Mizoram batsman Chinmay Sutar has etched his name into domestic cricket history by becoming only the second batter to score 400 runs in a single Ranji Trophy innings, according to reporting by the Hindustan Times.
The monumental batting effort stands as one of the rarest individual scoring milestones in Indian domestic cricket. Sutar’s quadruple century places him in exclusive company within the tournament's long and storied record books.
A Historic Feat in Indian First-Class Cricket
Reaching the 400-run mark in first-class cricket requires extraordinary endurance, technical discipline, and sustained concentration over multiple sessions of play. In the decades of Ranji Trophy competition, only one other batter had ever crossed the threshold of a quadruple century.
Sutar's performance represents a landmark moment not only for his personal career but also for Mizoram cricket on the national circuit. The innings delivered a major individual milestone in the championship, cementing his status among the most prolific single-innings scorers in Indian cricket history.
Joining an Elite Domestic Milestone
Before Sutar’s milestone, individual innings surpassing the 400-run plateau were virtually unprecedented in the Ranji Trophy, with the record books dominated by triple centuries accumulated over generations of competition. The rare achievement highlights Sutar's commanding performance at the crease.
The innings adds a significant chapter to Mizoram’s campaign, drawing widespread attention across the domestic sporting landscape as the tournament schedule continues.
