Chinmay Sutar scores 175 runs, sets record with 834 total runs
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 5, 2026, 8:28 AM
Last updated Nov 5, 2026

Chinmay Sutar scored 175 runs against Arunachal Pradesh on November 5, pushing his total to 834 runs. This achievement breaks the previous first-class cricket record of 831 runs held by Bashir Shah. Sutar, representing Mizoram in the Ranji Trophy Plate Group, continues to demonstrate impressive form after a prior score of 400 not out. His performances highlight his progress in the sport and Mizoram's competitiveness in the tournament.
- •Chinmay Sutar breaks first-class record with 834 runs.
- •He scores 175 runs against Arunachal Pradesh.
- •Previous record of 831 runs was held by Bashir Shah.
- •Sutar achieved 400 not out prior to this match.
- •He plays for Mizoram in the Ranji Trophy Plate Group.
- 8:28 AMYahoo Sports — 834 runs in six innings! Chinmay Sutar creates first-class cricket history
"Chinmay Sutar has made waves in his first-class cricket career by scoring a remarkable 175 runs against Arunachal Pradesh, pushing his total runs to 834. This outstanding feat allowed him to break the previous record of 831 runs by Bashir Shah. Highlighting the importance of maintaining one’s form, Sutar’s accomplishment marks a significant step forward for Mizoram in the Ranji Trophy Plate Group.
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