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Chinmay Sutar smashed 400 vs Nagaland. [Source - Cricket Association of Mizoram]
On Monday, October 19, the second round of the 2026–27 Ranji Trophy continued with Day 2 action across the country. Chinmay Sutar’s historic unbeaten 400 for Mizoram against Nagaland was the biggest talking point.
Meanwhile, several other big names and emerging stars also made headlines with impressive batting performances and crucial contributions with the ball. Let’s take a look at the key highlights from Day 2 of Round 2 of Ranji Trophy 2026–27.
Chinmay Sutar Becomes Only The Second Batter To Score 400 In Ranji Trophy History
Chinmay Sutar etched his name in the history books with an unbeaten 400 for Mizoram against Nagaland. He became only the second batter after Bhausaheb Nimbalkar to score a quadruple century in Ranji Trophy history.
Originally from Mumbai, Sutar achieved the remarkable feat in just his second first-class match. Resuming Day 2 on 180, he completed his quadruple century to power Mizoram to 581/9 before declaring in Dimapur, smashing 46 boundaries and seven sixes.
Ayush Badoni Hits Double Century In Delhi vs Gujarat
Ayush Badoni continued his impressive red-ball form, smashing a magnificent double century against Gujarat on Day 2 of Ranji Trophy 2026–27 Round 2. The Delhi captain converted his century into a commanding 217-run knock.
Badoni struck 22 fours and two sixes off 246 deliveries, registering his second double century in the Ranji Trophy. His monumental effort powered Delhi to a mammoth 648 before declaring their first innings.
Mohammed Siraj Strikes With A First-Ball Wicket On Day 2
Mohammed Siraj made an immediate impact for Hyderabad against Andhra, dismissing Abhishek Reddy off the first ball of his spell on Day 2 and destroying his stumps. He finished with figures of 1/31 as Andhra were bowled out for 184 in their first innings.
Sarfaraz Khan, Rajat Patidar Shine With Unbeaten Centuries
Sarfaraz Khan was among the biggest names to make headlines, scoring an unbeaten 139 for Mumbai against Himachal Pradesh. His 18th first-class century helped Mumbai reach 398/4 at stumps, extending their lead to 258 runs.
Meanwhile, Rajat Patidar remained unbeaten on 107 for Madhya Pradesh against Puducherry. Batting at No. 6, he guided his team to 302/5, establishing a 125-run lead and setting himself up to continue the innings on Day 3.
Harpreet Brar's Five-Wicket Haul Leaves Chhattisgarh Reeling vs Punjab
After Punjab posted a formidable 456 in their first innings, Harpreet Brar dismantled Chhattisgarh with his left-arm spin. He claimed all five wickets to fall, finishing with figures of 5/21 in 11 overs as Chhattisgarh slumped to 72/5 at stumps, setting up an exciting Day 3.
Other Key Highlights From Ranji Trophy Round 2, Day 2
Here are the other top highlights from Round 2, Day 2 of the 2026–27 Ranji Trophy on October 19.
- Nishant Sindhu: Scored 92 and claimed 6/27 as Chandigarh were bowled out for 118, sealing an innings and 24-run victory.
- Manvanth Kumar: Smacked his maiden first-class century (135) to lift Karnataka from 194/8 to 342 against Saurashtra.
- Zeeshan Ansari: Claimed 5/45 to bowl Goa out for 164 after Uttar Pradesh posted 202.
- Sachin Yadav and Karan Lamba: Both scored 194 for Rajasthan against Railways, recording the second-highest identical scores by two batters in a Ranji Trophy innings.
- Salil Arora: Smashed a century (107) for Punjab against Chhattisgarh, supporting captain Uday Saharan in a massive first-innings total of 456.
