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Chinmay Sutar breaks this First-Class World Record after yet another century in Ranji Trophy

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Chinmay Sutar has set a new world record in first-class cricket by scoring 834 runs after six innings, surpassing the previous record of 831 held by Bahir Shah.

Chinmay Sutar has made headlines with an extraordinary achievement in first-class cricket. During the current domestic season, Chinmay has shown remarkable performance by scoring a total of 834 runs after six innings. This incredible tally now stands as the highest runs recorded by any batsman in the opening six innings of a first-class cricket season globally. He surpassed the previous record of 831 runs held by Afghanistan’s Bahir Shah. Chinmai’s exceptional run-scoring consistency has caught the attention of cricket fans and experts alike.

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Chinmay started his campaign strongly with solid scores of 35 and 99 runs against Manipur. His crowning moment came against Nagaland, where he scored a magnificent 400 runs, showcasing his stamina and skill at the crease. Following this, he continued to impress with a brilliant 125 against Mizoram. Recently, he hammered another massive 175 against Arunachal Pradesh, further solidifying his place in cricket history.

Coming from a cricketing lineage, Chinmay is the son of Rajesh Sutar, a renowned hard-hitting batter for Mumbai in his playing days. This background has surely influenced Chinmay’s aggressive yet consistent approach at the crease.

Looking ahead, Chinmay aims to continue his remarkable streak and possibly break even more records in the Ranji Trophy Plate division. His current form and determination suggest a promising future as he keeps pushing the boundaries of first-class cricket performances.

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