426 runs from 463 balls: India youngster plays HISTORICAL knock in domestic cricket

Haryana opener Yashvardhan Dalal captured the spotlight with a remarkable quadruple century in the Colonel CK Nayudu Trophy on Saturday against Mumbai. Haryana came into this match after drawing their first match of the tournament against Madhya Pradesh and then losing to Jharkhand in the second.

Facing Mumbai, Haryana elected to bat first and promoted Dalal to the top of the order. Dalal had previously scored 4 against Madhya Pradesh along with 23 and 67 in the loss to Jharkhand.

Dalal, alongside Arsh Ranga, forged a monumental 410-run partnership for the first wicket. Ranga was eventually dismissed for 151 off the last ball of the 98th over, caught off the bowling of Atharva Bhosale. By then, Dalal had already reached 243.

Though wickets began falling frequently, Dalal held firm, forming significant half-century partnerships with Parth Nagill (25) and captain Sarvesh Rohilla (48). By stumps, he remained unbeaten on 426 off 463 balls, with 46 fours and 12 sixes in his sensational innings.

Haryana ended the day at 732/8 and are yet to declare. Dalal will have the opportunity to add to his impressive score when play resumes on Sunday.

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