Hyderabad batter Tanmay Agarwal shattered data by slamming a triple century in simply 147 deliveries through the Ranji Trophy match in opposition to Arunachal Pradesh on Friday. Hyderabad ended up scoring 529 runs in simply 48 overs for the lack of one wicket with Agarwal breaking a plethora of data along with his spectacular knock. This was the primary time ever {that a} batter slammed a triple century in below 150 balls in a first-class cricket match.  According to Wisden Almanack, the primary ‘first-class’ cricket match was performed in 1772 and because of this, this was the primary time that this feat was achieved in round 252 years.

This was the quickest triple-century in first-class cricket as Agarwal surpassed the earlier file held by Marco Marais since 2017. Agarwal’s innings had 33 fours and 21 sixes – one other file in first-class cricket as it’s now the best variety of sixes hit in an innings beating Ishan Kishan‘s earlier file.

The 28-year-old additionally change into the primary participant to attain 300-plus runs in a single day in Ranji historical past.

Agarwal was unbeaten on 323 off simply 160 balls – the seventh-most runs scored by any batter in a single day’s play in first-class cricket. It was additionally the second-fastest triple ton with regards to minutes.

The data weren’t simply restricted to the triple century as Agarwal additionally slammed the quickest first-class double century by an Indian. He achieved the feat in 119 balls and he surpassed the earlier file held by Ravi Shastri who slammed the double ton in 123 balls in opposition to Baroda in 1985. Overall, it was the second-fastest double century within the historical past of first-class cricket.