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Ranji Trophy | Chinmay Sutar becomes second Indian to score 400 in first-class cricket

Ranji Trophy history: Chinmay Sutar became the second Indian batter to score four hundred runs in first-class cricket during the match against Nagaland in Sovima.
Ranji Trophy | Chinmay Sutar becomes second Indian to score 400 in first-class cricket

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Chinmay Sutar becomes only the second Indian cricketer to score 400 runs in a first-class innings during a Ranji Trophy match.

• Historic quadruple century

Chinmay Sutar remained unbeaten on 400 runs off 517 balls, featuring 46 fours and seven sixes, playing for Mizoram against Nagaland.

• Rare domestic milestone

Sutar joined Bhausahab Babasaheb Nimbalkar as the only Indian batters to reach the monumental 400-run mark in first-class cricket.

• Record 10th wicket partnership

Sutar added 189 runs for the 10th wicket alongside Lalrempuia Chhakchhuak, contributing 169 of those runs himself before Mizoram declared at 581 for nine.

• Previous historic record

The first Indian to achieve this feat was Bhausahab Babasaheb Nimbalkar, who scored an unbeaten 443 for Maharashtra against Kathiawar in 1948.

Year of Nimbalkar's record

Tenth wicket partnership runs

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It was published on October 19, 2026 and last updated on October 20, 2026. The time of the story is shown in your own time zone on the page.

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