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Chinmay Sutar joins Bhausaheb Nimbalkar in elite Ranji Trophy 400 club

Representing Mizoram during his second appearance in first-class competition, Chinmay Sutar achieved a historic milestone by putting up an unbeaten quadruple century. Playing against Nagaland, the former Mumbai competitor compiled 400 runs from 517 deliveries, hitting forty-six boundaries and seven maximums.

This phenomenal effort elevates him to second place on the all-time tournament charts, ahead of Prithvi Shaw and trailing only the legendary 1948 innings by Bhausaheb Babasaheb Nimbalkar. Sutar now stands as just the second individual to cross the four-hundred-run threshold in the premier domestic competition.

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