Mumbai-born batter Chinmay Sutar scored a triple century for Mizoram against Nagaland in their Plate Group fixture in Sovima on October 19 in the 2026-27 Ranji Trophy. Delhi captain Ayush Badoni struck an unbeaten double century against Gujarat in their Elite Group C match at the Palam B Stadium.

Both batters helped their teams take control on Day 2. Chinmay Sutar reached 318 not out by lunch after Mizoram’s top order struggled, while Badoni continued Delhi’s strong first-innings performance alongside Sumit Mathur. Elsewhere, several teams made progress across the domestic circuit.

Chinmay Sutar Smashes Maiden Triple Century for Mizoram

Playing as a guest player for Mizoram, Chinmay Sutar reached his triple century off 364 balls, hitting 37 fours and five sixes. He remained unbeaten on 318 off 385 deliveries by lunch on Day 2, becoming the first batter to score a triple century in the 2026-27 Ranji Trophy season.

Chinmay Sutar held Mizoram’s innings together as wickets fell around him. Wicketkeeper Jehu Anderson offered support with 69 off 151 balls, while Lalhruaizela contributed 31. Six other Mizoram batters fell for single-digit scores.

Chinmay Sutar then combined with Lalrempuia Chhakchhuak in an unbroken 97-run partnership for the last wicket to take Mizoram to 489/9. Nagaland’s Anil Sanjay Gupta was the leading wicket-taker with 3/123.

Saurav Kumar claimed 2/94 and bowled five maidens, while Neizekho Rupreo took 2/98. Nagaho Chishi maintained an economy rate of 1.80, but the bowlers could not dislodge Chinmay Sutar.

Ayush Badoni’s Double Century Takes Delhi Past 500

Delhi captain Ayush Badoni scored an unbeaten 204 off 238 balls, including 20 fours and two sixes, by lunch on Day 2. He kept his celebrations subdued while focusing on building Delhi’s first-innings total. Sumit Mathur supported him with an unbeaten 48 off 123 balls.

The pair added an unbroken 150 runs for the fifth wicket, taking Delhi past 500 and putting Gujarat under pressure. Their stand followed a 234-run partnership between Badoni and Priyansh Arya on Day 1. Arya scored 199 off 220 balls before Manan Hingrajia dismissed him.

Gujarat’s bowlers struggled on the batting-friendly Palam surface. Chintan Gaja conceded 91 runs in 24 overs without taking a wicket, while Siddharth Desai gave away 108 runs in 23 overs. Vishal Jayswal also proved expensive, with Hingrajia’s dismissal of Arya the main breakthrough for Gujarat.

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Tamil Nadu reached 180/2 against Uttarakhand, moving past their opponents’ first-innings total. Pradosh Ranjan Paul scored 79, while Baba Indrajith remained unbeaten on 50. The pair negotiated the spin threat from Jagadeesha Suchith and Mayank Mishra, adding 95 runs during the session without losing a wicket.

Mumbai reached 196/3 against Himachal Pradesh, with Siddhesh Lad leading the recovery on 71 and Sarfaraz Khan unbeaten on 24. Musheer Khan fell early after being caught behind, but the hosts struggled to build pressure on a flat pitch as Lad and Sarfaraz steadied the innings.

Andhra’s Shaik Rasheed reached 50 off 92 balls against Hyderabad. Tanay Thyagarajan had earlier dismissed Hemanth Reddy through a stumping and later ran out Ricky Bhui, ending a 59-run partnership. Hyderabad’s pace attack, led by Mohammed Siraj and Chama Milind, continued to test the Andhra batters.

Karnataka were bowled out for 342 against Saurashtra after Manvanth Kumar scored his maiden first-class century, making 130. He shared a 130-run ninth-wicket stand with Abhilash Shetty, who scored 13 off 113 balls. Parth Bhut claimed a five-wicket haul, while Chetan Sakariya dismissed Vidwath Kaverappa to wrap up the innings.

Bengal’s spinners put Services under pressure, reducing them to 113/9. Shahbaz Nadeem took four wickets. Meanwhile, Kerala benefited from a century by Mohammed Azharuddeen, who shared a 100-run seventh-wicket partnership with Aditya Sarvate, who fell just short of a half-century.