India’s Cricket Control Board (BCCI) chief Jay Shah on Wednesday congratulated him on achieving the second-highest Lunge Trophy score in history, acknowledging his explosive 3-ton achievement.
Talented young cricketer Priis Vichaux scored his third century (379 out of 383) in his trophy at Lange on Wednesday. While playing for Mumbai, he helped the team stack his 687/4 in the first innings against Assam. The right-handed batsman’s fast 379 runs made Ranji his second-highest score in his trophy history, and when he played Saurashtra for Maharashtra in 1948, he scored BB He Nimbalkar’s undefeated 443. next to the run.
Shaw broke many other records for excellent tapping. He surpassed former Indian cricketer Sanjay Manjurekar’s record for highest first-class score by a Mumbai batsman. Manilekar scored 377 goals against Hyderabad in 1991. Shaw also stated that Ranji he scored 300 in the trophy, Vijay Hazare he scored 200 in the trophy (domestic 50 over tournament), Saeed he scored 100 in T20 he scored 100 in the first cricket was also a player.
Mumbai captain Ajinkya Rahane also contributed to the overall record with 191 of 302 pitches.
Recently, Shaw has done it all on the racket to make it back to the national team. Since last playing for Team India in July 2021, he has scored many goals in domestic cricket. On Wednesday, India’s Cricket Control Board (BCCI) chief Jay Shah conceded that he achieved his explosive three tonnes, making him the second-highest lunge ever to achieve his trophy score. I congratulated you.
“Another entry in the record book! @PrithviShaw, what a great innings! Congratulations on achieving his second highest Ranji Trophy score ever. A talent with endless potential. Super proud! @BCCIdomestic” posted Shah. Shaw thanked the BCCI Director and said, “Thank you @JayShah sir. Your words of encouragement mean so much. Keep up the good work.”
The 23-year-old was reportedly upset with the BCCI after being ignored by Bangladesh’s tour of India in December 2022 and the squad for the ongoing bilateral series against Sri Lanka.
Mumbai is currently second in his table of points in Group B, behind Saurashtra (26 points), with him scoring 16 points. In five games, Shaw’s carries were his 539 and the team average he was 67.37.