Ayush Mhatre Becomes Youngest to Score 150 in List-A Cricket, Breaks Fellow Mumbai Teammate Yashasvi Jaiswal's World Record During Vijay Hazare Trophy 2024-25

Ahmedabad, Dec 31: Mumbai's Ayush Mhatre on Tuesday set a new world record for the youngest player to score 150+ in List A cricket during the Vijay Hazare Trophy match against Nagaland here, bettering compatriot Yashasvi Jaiswal's effort. At 17 years and 168 days, Mhatre broke the previous record set by India batter Jaiswal, who was 17 years and 291 days when he achieved the feat while playing for Mumbai against Jharkhand in 2019.슬롯 머신 사이트 추천Oshane Thomas Concedes 15 Runs in One Ball! Bizzare Over During Khulna Tigers vs Chittagong Kings슬롯 머신 사이트 추천Bangladesh Premier League 2024-25 Match (Watch Video).

Mhatre, who made his debut for domestic giants Mumbai earlier this season, clobbered 11 sixes and 15 fours to make 181 off only 117 balls while powering his side to an imposing 403 for seven in their 50 overs. Mhatre, who hails from the Virar suburb in Mumbai, has been a regular fixture for the domestic heavyweights across formats ever since he broke into the squad earlier this season.

He was a part of the Irani Cup-winning Mumbai side which defeated Rest of India to win the trophy after a gap of 27 years in October. On his Ranji Trophy debut, Mhatre scored a fine 71-ball 52 but Mumbai lost the season opener to Baroda in an away game.

With the defending champions looking to bounce back after the loss in the first Ranji game, Mhatre led the charge with a brilliant 176 off 232 balls, which was studded with 22 fours and four sixes against Maharashtra. Mumbai won the game by nine wickets.슬롯 머신 사이트 추천Time Out Drama in BPL 2024-25! Mehidy Hasan Miraz Recalls Tom O'Connell After Australian Cricketer Adjudged Dismissed Following Late Arrival On Crease During Khulna Tigers vs Chittagong Kings Match.

He had a couple of quiet outings against Tripura and Odisha but slammed his second first-class ton 슬롯사이트� 116 off 149 balls with 12 fours and three sixes 슬롯사이트� against Services and went on to represent India in the U-19 Asia Cup.

The right-handed batter carried his form by scoring fifties (54 and 67 not out) against Japan and UAE, but fell for a single digit score in the tournament's final which India lost to Bangladesh.

Having missed Mumbai's Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy title triumph, Mhatre returned to the premier domestic 50-overs competition with a 78 in a high-scoring contest against Karnataka.

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