
Delhi batsman Ayush Badoni etched his name into Ranji Trophy history by becoming the first player to score three double centuries in First Class cricket, achieving the milestone during his side’s match against Gujarat. Badoni reached his 217-run innings off just 246 balls, accelerating past his previous career-best of 205 not out with a mix of 20 boundaries and two sixes, propelling Delhi past the 500-run mark in their first innings.
The standout performance came on the second day of play at Palam ‘B’ ground, where Badoni’s disciplined approach—marked by a rare lack of celebration at the milestone—helped anchor Delhi’s innings alongside a crucial 234-run partnership for the fourth wicket with Priyansh Arya. Despite his opening partner falling just one run short of a double century the previous day, Badoni’s consistency underscored Delhi’s dominance in the fixture, setting a strong foundation for their campaign.

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