Chinmay Sutar scripts a Ranji Trophy milestone by scoring 400 not out for Mizoram against Nagaland at Nagaland Cricket Stadium in Dimapur. Multiple outlets report the innings as a historic quadruple century, with Mizoram declaring at 581/9 after Sutar’s long stay at the crease.
Reports agree that Sutar becomes only the second Indian batter to make 400 in first-class cricket, and the second Indian to reach a quadruple century in the Ranji Trophy after Bhausaheb Nimbalkar’s 443* in 1948. Times of India adds that Sutar breaks Prithvi Shaw’s previous Ranji record of 379, while describing the score details and his strike rate through 517 balls, including 46 fours and seven sixes. Other coverage frames the knock as Mizoram’s main batting feature, with most of the runs coming from Sutar as the rest of the team contributes a relatively small total.
Several profiles also provide context on Sutar’s background, noting his Mumbai birth, left-handed batting, and past domestic and junior India involvement. Across outlets, the common thread is that the 400* places him near the top of Ranji’s highest individual scores and among a very small group in first-class history.
