Tanmay Agarwal hits fastest triple-century in first-class cricket

Tanmay Agarwal hits fastest triple-century in first-class cricket

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Category : Sports Published on: February 01 2024

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  • Tanmay Agarwal of Hyderabad scored an unbeaten 323 runs off just 160 balls in a Ranji Trophy Plate Group game against Arunachal Pradesh.
  • Agarwal's triple century came in just 147 balls, making it the fastest in the history of first-class cricket.
  • He surpassed Marco Marais's record of the fastest triple century achieved in 191 balls.
  • Agarwal also broke Virender Sehwag's previous record for the highest runs scored by an Indian in a single day of first-class cricket, surpassing Sehwag's 284 runs.
  • His innings included a remarkable 21 sixes and 33 fours.
  • Agarwal's partnership with Hyderabad captain Rahul Singh yielded a monumental 449 runs in just 40.2 overs.
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