Mizoram batter Chinmay Sutar has written his name into the first-class cricket record books after compiling an unbeaten 400 in the Ranji Trophy, according to reporting by Accredited Wire Reports.
A late-blooming cricketer who originally made the journey from Mumbai to represent Mizoram, Sutar reached the historic milestone against Nagaland. The innings establishes him as only the second Indian player ever to record a quadruple century in first-class cricket, placing his name alongside rare company in the country's domestic sports history.
Milestone Innings in the Ranji Trophy
Sutar's marathon effort anchored Mizoram's innings, culminating in his undefeated 400. Wire reports from match coverage confirmed the feat, which marks one of the highest individual scores recorded in domestic tournaments across India.
The innings unfolded amid an eventful round of Ranji Trophy fixtures, which also saw prominent batters Sarfaraz Khan and Rajat Patidar notch centuries in their respective team matches. However, Sutar's monumental achievement against Nagaland took center stage across national cricket dispatches, given the exceptional rarity of individual quadruple centuries.
Rare Feat in Indian First-Class History
Reaching 400 runs in a single innings remains one of the most elusive achievements in professional cricket worldwide. By maintaining his wicket through to 400 not out, Sutar became just the second batter from India to cross the mark at the first-class level.
The landmark represents a significant personal breakthrough for Sutar, whose path through regional cricket took him from Mumbai's competitive circuit to northeastern side Mizoram. His historic total against Nagaland stands as a defining statistical benchmark in the ongoing Ranji Trophy season.
