Sakibul Ghani becomes first batsman to score triple century in first-class debut

Sakibul Ghani becomes first batsman to score triple century in first-class debut

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Category : Sports Published on: February 21 2022

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  • Sakibul Gani has become the first batter in the history of first-class cricket to hit a century on debut, achieving the feat in Bihar’s opening round match of Ranji Trophy against Mizoram in Kolkata.
  • He combined with Babul Kumar, who struck a double-century himself, to send Mizoram bowlers on a leather hunt at the Jadavpur University Campus. The duo added 399 runs for the fourth wicket.
  • He blazed 341 runs off 405 balls, eclipsing the previous record of MP’s Ajay Rohera (unbeaten 267 against Hyderabad in 2018).
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