Chinmay Sutar has become only the second Indian cricketer to score a quadruple century in first-class cricket, achieving the milestone with an unbeaten 400 in a Ranji Trophy fixture, according to reporting by Times of India — Top Stories.
Sutar eclipsed the previous mark set by Prithvi Shaw, who held a record score of 379 runs. The marathon innings firmly placed Sutar in the history books of Indian domestic cricket following an exceptional sustained effort at the crease.
Record-Breaking Innings Against Nagaland
Playing for Mizoram against Nagaland, Sutar reached the historic 400-run milestone not out across an innings that spanned 517 deliveries. His boundary-laden performance included 46 fours and seven sixes, punishing the opposition bowling attack over multiple sessions.
The extraordinary individual haul drove Mizoram to a formidable first-innings total. Backed by Sutar's run accumulation, Mizoram declared their innings at 581 for nine, establishing an authoritative position in the Ranji Trophy contest.
Form Carried from T20 Circuit
The landmark Ranji Trophy performance underscores a period of strong individual form for Sutar. The batter entered the first-class match on the heels of a notable campaign in the T20 Mumbai season, successfully translating his limited-overs hitting capability into prolonged, record-setting endurance in the longer format of the game.
By passing Shaw's previous standard of 379, Sutar now stands alongside an elite tier of domestic performers as one of only two Indians to register 400 runs in a single first-class innings.
