Who Is Chinmay Suthar? Know All About Second Batter to Score 400 in Ranji Trophy History

Cricket fans across India are buzzing as Chinmay Sutar, representing Mizoram, etched his name into the record books today, October 19, 2026, by scoring an magnificent 400 not out in a Ranji Trophy Plate Group match against Nagaland at the Nagaland Cricket Stadium in Sovima. This monumental effort makes the 29-year-old Chinmay Sutar (born May 3, 1997) only the second batter in the tournament's 92-year history to reach the coveted 400-run mark. Chinmay Suthar Becomes 2nd Batter To Score 400 in Ranji Trophy History.

Chinmay Sutar Scored 400 off 517 Balls

Sutar's historic innings places him alongside the legendary Bhausaheb Babasaheb Nimbalkar, who famously scored 443 not out for Maharashtra against Kathiawar in the 1948-49 season. It also makes Sutar the 10th player in the history of first-class cricket globally to register a score of 400 or more, marking the 12th instance of such a feat.

The Marathon Knock

Resuming his innings on 181 on the second day of the fixture, Sutar displayed immense concentration and stamina, battling for 517 deliveries to reach his quadruple century. His innings was a masterclass of controlled aggression, featuring 46 boundaries and seven towering sixes. Such was his dominance that after Sutar reached his milestone, Mizoram declared their innings at a commanding 581 for 9 wickets.

Crucially, Sutar found an unlikely but resolute partner in No. 11 Lalrempuia Chhakchhuak, who contributed an unbeaten 14 runs off 76 balls. Their last-wicket partnership defied the Nagaland bowlers, yielding an astounding 189 runs and allowing Sutar to continue his record-breaking charge. The next best score for Mizoram in the innings was 69 by Jehu Anderson, further highlighting Sutar's incredible individual performance. Ranji Trophy 2026-27: Priyansh Arya Scores Maiden First-Class Hundred for Delhi Against Gujarat.

Chinmay Sutar's Journey

Chinmay Sutar, who originally hails from Mumbai, is playing for Mizoram as a guest player. This landmark achievement comes in only his second first-class match for the team this season. He made his first-class debut in the season opener earlier this month, where he registered a promising 99 runs in the second innings after scoring 35 in the first.

Suthar featured in Mumbai T20 League 2026 as well, scoring 212 runs in six innings for MSC Maratha Royals, who successfully defended their title.

Sutar previously represented Mumbai in the Vijay Hazare Trophy, India's premier List A competition. His father, Rajesh Sutar, also has a cricketing background, having played seven first-class matches for Mumbai and opening with Sachin Tendulkar in a practice game in 1998.

This incredible feat by Chinmay Sutar is not just a personal triumph but also a significant moment for Mizoram cricket, putting the state firmly on the national cricketing map through this historic individual performance. It will undoubtedly be remembered as one of the most remarkable innings in Ranji Trophy history for years to come. Ranji Trophy 2026-27: Rinku Singh Scores Back-to-Back Centuries for Uttar Pradesh.

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Chinmay Sutar's monumental achievement underscores the enduring legacy and competitive spirit of the Ranji Trophy, continuing to inspire awe and set new benchmarks for batting excellence in Indian domestic cricket.

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