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Mizoram Batter Chinmay Sutar Breaks 123-Year-Old World Record
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What Happened?
Chinmay Sutar scored 135 runs against Meghalaya, leading Mizoram in the Ranji Trophy. He has now set a record for the most runs after four first-class innings.
Key points
- Chinmay Sutar scored 135 runs off 215 balls against Meghalaya.
- He has 659 runs in his first-class career after four innings.
- Sutar is the second Indian to score a first-class 400.
- He broke the previous record held by William Ponsford for 123 years.
- Sutar needs 76 runs in his next innings to break another record.
Key insights
- Chinmay Sutar's performance could inspire young cricketers in India.
- His record-breaking innings may lead to increased attention on Mizoram cricket.
- Sutar's achievements could prompt discussions on player development in smaller states.
Why it matters
Sutar's achievement highlights the emergence of new talent in Indian cricket.
Entities
Chinmay Sutar· PersonMizoram· StateMeghalaya· StateRanji Trophy· EventWilliam Ponsford· Person
Source
Times Now
