Mizoram Batter Chinmay Sutar Creates History, Breaks Australian Legend’s 123-Year-Old World Record

Chinmay Sutar created history in the Ranji Tropy |Courtesy – Instagram

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Mizoram batter Chinmay Sutar continued his remarkable start to his first-class cricket career after scoring a historic 400 last week in the Ranji Trophy. The 29-year-old scored his second century of his professional career with a remarkable knock of 135 against Meghalaya at the Gokulbhai Somabhai Patel Stadium in Nadiad, Gujarat.

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Chinmay smashed 135 runs off 215 balls to register his second consecutive ton to help Mizoram take a first-innings lead after Meghalaya posted a massive total of 562 runs on the board in the 2026-27 Ranji Trophy Plate Group match. He now has 659 runs in his first-class career after playing four innings

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He made his debut in the opening game of the season after joining Mizoram ahead of the 2026-27 campaign. In his maiden appearance in the longest format of the game, Chinmay made 35 runs in the first innings before a knock of 99 in the second innings of the same match, where he missed out on a century. Later, he created history by becoming only the second Indian to score a first-class 400 against Nagaland in the second game of the season. He also became…

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