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Chinmay Sutar Makes History with 400 in Ranji Trophy
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What Happened?
Chinmay Sutar scored 400 runs for Mizoram in the Ranji Trophy, marking only the second quadruple century in the tournament's history. His innings included a record partnership for the last wicket.
Key points
- Chinmay Sutar's 400* is only the second quadruple century in Ranji Trophy history.
- The last wicket partnership of 189 runs is the third highest in Ranji Trophy history.
- Sutar's father, Rajesh Sutar, was known for his cricketing exploits in the 1990s.
- Chinmay switched to Mizoram after struggling to secure a place in Mumbai's senior team.
- He previously played for Brondesbury Cricket Club in England before joining Mizoram.
Key insights
- Sutar's record may inspire other players from smaller states to pursue cricket seriously.
- His success could lead to increased visibility for Mizoram cricket on a national level.
- Chinmay's journey reflects the challenges faced by talented players in competitive environments.
Why it matters
Sutar's achievement highlights the potential for emerging players in Indian cricket.
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Source
India Today
