Tanmay Agarwal, who plays for Hyderabad in the ongoing season of Ranji Trophy, had recently registered his name in the pages of the history of the tournament. He became the first player to score the fastest triple century in the Hyderabad vs Arunachal Pradesh match.

On the first day of the match, he completed his triple century in 147 balls. He has become the first player from India to score the fastest triple century in a first class match. He ended his innings against Arunachal Pradesh yesterday on 26 January by scoring 323* runs in 160 balls. After this, when he came out to bat today, he made a special record in his name.

Tanmay made this special record in his name

Let us tell you that on Saturday, January 27, Tanmay started playing with 323 runs and by the time he was out, he had played a stormy innings of 366 runs in 181 balls. During this innings, Tanmay hit 34 fours and 26 skyscraper sixes.

After hitting 26 sixes in the match, he has reached the first position in terms of hitting most sixes in a match in the history of first class cricket. In this matter, Tanmay has left behind New Zealand’s star batsman Colin Munro, who while playing for Auckland in 2015, had hit 23 sixes in an innings against Central District.

Second in this list is Shafiullah Shinwari of Afghanistan, who while playing for Kabul, hit 22 sixes against Busht in a match. So on behalf of India, before Tanmay, Ishan Kishan and Shakti Singh had hit the maximum number of 14 sixes in an innings.

On the other hand, if we tell you the status of this match, thanks to this brilliant innings of Tanmay, Hyderabad has won against Arunachal Pradesh by an innings and 187 runs.

Watch the video of Tanmay Agarwal’s record breaker innings

Record-breaking knock 👏👏

3⃣6⃣6⃣ runs
1⃣8⃣1⃣ balls
2⃣0⃣2⃣.2⃣1⃣ SR
3⃣4⃣ fours
2⃣6⃣ sixes

Hyderabad’s Tanmay Agarwal shattered records on his way to fastest triple century in first-class cricket against Arunachal Pradesh in @IDFCFIRSTBank #RanjiTrophy

Watch his innings🔽 pic.twitter.com/5kgNemSzQH

— BCCI Domestic (@BCCIDomestic) January 27, 2024