Rahul Tiwari
khelja|20-10-2024
Ranji Trophy is currently being played in Indian domestic cricket. In the matches played so far, senior players along with many young players have performed brilliantly. Every season we get to see something historic in Ranji Trophy. Because, there are many such talented players in Indian cricket.
Who creates a stir in the entire cricket world with his performance. Whereas today we will also tell you about one such player. Who had made many records with his batting in a single innings in Ranji Trophy. Because, this player had played a memorable inning of 443 runs in Ranji.
This batsman had scored 443 runs in Ranji
Let us tell you that many big records have been made so far in the history of Ranji Trophy.
Whereas the player we will talk about today had created a record in the 1948 Ranji Trophy itself and had scored 443 runs. Actually, we are talking about the match played between Maharashtra and Kathiawad.In which Maharashtra team batsman Bhausaheb Nimbalkar created history and scored 443 runs. Bhausaheb Nimbalkar had hit 49 fours and 1 six in his historic innings. Whereas he batted for 494 minutes in the first innings of this match.
Maharashtra team had scored 826 runs
Let us tell you that in the match played between Maharashtra and Kathiawad, Kathiawad team, batting first, was able to score only 238 runs in the first innings. Thakor Saheb of Rajkot played an inning of 77 runs for Kathiawar. Whereas Maharashtra team had earlier succeeded in scoring 826 runs at the loss of 4 wickets in the first innings on the basis of Bhausaheb Nimbalkar's inning of 443 runs. Kamal Bhandarkar also played a brilliant inning of 205 runs for Maharashtra team.
Bhausaheb Nimbalkar's cricket career
If we talk about Bhausaheb Nimbalkar, he died in the year 2012 itself. But his cricket career has been very good. Because, Bhausaheb Nimbalkar played a total of 80 matches in first class cricket. In which he scored 4841 runs at an average of 47.93. Whereas during this period he also scored 12 centuries and 22 half-centuries.
