Mizoram batter Chinmay Sutar has entered the cricket record books by scoring an unbeaten 400 in the Ranji Trophy, becoming only the second batter in the history of the premier domestic tournament to reach the quadruple-century milestone.
According to reporting by Cricinfo, Sutar reached the rare personal milestone while batting for Mizoram. The Indian Express confirmed that the landmark innings makes him just the second player in the entire history of Ranji Trophy cricket to record an individual score of 400 runs.
Historic Batting Milestone in First-Class Cricket
Sutar's performance represents one of the most prolific batting displays in Indian first-class cricket. Tournament coverage corroborated by Sportstar indicated that Sutar's unbeaten 400 registers as the second-best individual score in the tournament's history.
Reaching 400 runs in a single innings has remained an exceedingly rare achievement across all levels of professional cricket worldwide. In Indian domestic red-ball competition, crossing the 400-run threshold had previously been accomplished only once before in the decades-long history of the competition.
Action Across the Domestic Circuit
The historic knock unfolded during a high-scoring round of the domestic championship. In parallel Ranji Trophy match action tracked alongside Sutar's milestone, Delhi mounted a formidable team total, reaching 628 for the loss of five wickets against Gujarat, as reported by Sportstar.
Sutar's marathon effort places him in elite statistical territory, marking a defining individual performance for the Mizoram team and etching his name permanently into the archives of Indian domestic cricket.
