Tanmay Agarwal scored the fastest triple century in first-class cricket. Tanmay Agarwal performed the fastest triple century in first class cricket against Marathas in Ranji-Trophy in 147 balls, also a record of six.
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Agarwal broke the record of Marco Maris of South Africa.
Hyderabad Riders batsman Tanmay Agarwal scored the fastest first class triple hundred in 147 innings against Arunachal Pradesh during the Ranji Trophy Round 4 match at the Nexgen Cricket Ground in Hyderabad on Friday.
Agarwal broke the record of South Africa’s Marco Maris when he scored 300 runs in 191 overs against Eastern Province Border in 2017.
He struck 21 coins in an innings, which is a Raniji Trophy record. The previous record for most number of runs in an innings in India’s top domestic tournament was in the name of Ishan Kishan (14).
On the first day of Ranji Trophy Plate Group Club on Friday, Residents scored 529 runs at the loss of 1 wicket in the first innings. Tanmay is in hospitality with 323 runs and Abhirath Reddy with 19 runs. They will continue the innings on the second day. In the first innings, Arunachal Pradesh team was all out for 172 runs.
History of radicals Ravi Shastri in 39 years old history
Along with scoring his third century, Tanmay also broke former Indian captain Ravi Shastri’s record of 200 at 119 overs. He was the Indian player who scored the fastest double century in first class cricket. Now Tanmay is on top in this matter.
He became the fastest player to score a first-class double century for Credit K Bombay 39 years ago on 10 January 1985 in a Ranji Trophy zonal match against Shastri. Shastri, who came to create drama at number six, took only 113 minutes to reach the 200-run mark. The team declared the second innings after Mumbai reached 457 East Coast.
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Doria scored the most runs for improvement
Motorola State decided to dramatize the match after losing the toss for the first time. Batting first, the team was all out after scoring 172 runs in 39.4 overs. Opener Techi Doria scored the highest 97 runs for the team.
Resident’s Milind and Karthikeya Kak got 3 wickets each. T Thiagarajan got 2 wickets. Whereas, Saketh and Elegram Sanketh got 1 success each.
Sikandar opened the innings on the very first day and scored 529 runs in 48 overs. Tanmay Agarwal and captain Rahul Singh started the innings for the team. The Captain was out after scoring 185 runs in 105 balls. At the same time, Tanmay was out after scoring 323 runs and Abhirath Reddy after scoring 19 runs in 24 balls.
