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Mizoram batter Chinmay Sutar scripts history, becomes 2nd batter to smash 400 in Ranji Trophy

hellohimachalse@gmail.com 19 Oct 2026 1 hour ago

New Delhi: Mizoram batter Chinmay Sutar scripted history on Monday, becoming only the second player to smash 400 runs in Indian domestic cricket. The left-handed batter completed the milestone in the Plate Division clash against Nagaland in Sovima.

He joined an elite list of batters to have crossed the 400-run mark in a single innings. Before him, only Maharashtra’s BB Nimbalkar had smacked an unbeaten 443 runs against Kathiawar in Pune in 1948. The historic innings came after Sutar made an impressive start to his Ranji Trophy career, scoring 99 runs against Manipur.

Before joining Mizoram, he played for Mumbai in the Vijay Hazare Trophy. Sutar smashed 46 boundaries and seven maximums during his sensational knock. He was batting on 231 when the last batter, Lalrempuia, arrived at the crease, but Sutar continued to score runs before Mizoram declared at 581/9. The left-handed batter remained unbeaten on 400 off 517 deliveries.

Chinmay Sutar joins elite list

Chinmay Sutar has joined an elite list of batters to have scored 400 runs in a single innings, alongside Brian Lara, Don Bradman, Hanif Mohammad and Aftab Baloch.

BC Lara: 501* for Warwickshire vs Durham, Birmingham, 2 June 1994
Hanif Mohammad: 499 for Karachi vs Bahawalpur, Karachi, 8 January 1959
DG Bradman: 452* for NSW vs Queensland, Sydney, 3 January 1930
BB Nimbalkar: 443* for Maharashtra vs Kathiawar, Pune, 16 December 1948
WH Ponsford: 437 for Victoria vs Queensland, Melbourne, 16 December 1927
WH Ponsford: 429 for Victoria vs Tasmania, Melbourne, 2 February 1923
Aftab Baloch: 428 for Sind vs Baluchistan, Karachi, 18 February 1974
AC MacLaren: 424 for Lancashire vs Somerset, Taunton, 15 July 1895
SA Northeast: 410* for Glamorgan vs Leicestershire, Leicester, 20 July 2022
GA Hick: 405* for Worcestershire vs Somerset, Taunton, 5 May 1988
BC Lara: 400* for West Indies vs England, St John’s, 10 April, 2004
Chinmay Sutar: 400* for Mizoram vs Nagpur, Sovima, 19 October, 2026

During his brilliant innings, Sutar also surpassed Prithvi Shaw to become the second-highest run-scorer in the Ranji Trophy history. Shaw hit 379 off 383 balls against Assam back in 2023.

Highest score in Ranji Trophy history

443* – Bhausaheb Babasaheb Nimbalkar
400*- Chinmay Sutar
379 – Prithvi Shaw
377 – Sanjay Manjrekar
366 – M.V. Sridhar
366 – Tanmay Agarwal

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