At the age of 39, this Indian player created history, did a feat that even Sachin and Sehwag could not do

 

Paras Dogra, Ranji Trophy: Jammu and Kashmir's experienced batsman Paras Dogra has registered his name in the history of Ranji Trophy. During his innings against Services in Srinagar on Saturday, he became the second highest run scorer in the history of the tournament. In the current season of Ranji Trophy, Paras Dogra scored 27 runs in the match against Services. He registered this big record in his name as soon as he scored 21 runs.

Paras Dogra left behind Amol Majumdar and Devendra Bundela

Paras Dogra has overtaken Amol Majumdar to take the second position. Majumdar scored 9203 runs in his Ranji Trophy career, while Devendra Bundela (9202 runs) has now slipped from third to fourth position. Dogra has scored 9210 runs so far. Wasim Jaffer is on top in terms of scoring the most runs in Ranji Trophy, who scored 12038 runs.

Dogra made his Ranji Trophy debut in 2001 and has scored 9604 runs in 135 first-class matches so far. Among active players, Dogra tops the list of most centuries (30) in Ranji Trophy. He is the third batsman to score the most centuries in Ranji Trophy history. He is behind Wasim Jaffer (40) and Ajay Sharma (31).

Let us tell you that Paras Dogra is leading Jammu and Kashmir this season. His team achieved its first victory against Services. Jammu and Kashmir had to face defeat in both the matches played before this.

In the match between Jammu and Kashmir and Services, Services team batting first was all out for 71 runs. In the reply innings, Paras Dogra's team scored 228 runs and took a lead of 157 runs. After this, Services batsmen also showed a poor performance in the second innings. The entire team was all out for 132 runs and Jammu and Kashmir managed to win the match by an innings and 25 runs. Yudhveer Singh Charak was declared the Man of the Match.