Young Mumbai batter Suved Parkar on Tuesday made it to the record books, becoming the 12th Indian batter to score a double hundred on their first-class debut during the Ranji Trophy match against Uttarakhand. Parkar scored 252 runs, which included 21 fours and four sixes, before getting run-out.
Parkar, who was batting on 104 at stumps on Monday, completed his double century as he helped Mumbai cross 600 runs on the second day of the five-day match being played at the Alur Cricket Ground.
Parkar was standing in for the injured Ajinkya Rahane in the Ranji Trophy quarterfinal.
Parkar achieved the milestone in the second session on Day 2, driving left-arm spinner Swapnil Singh for a single to long-off. The 21-year-old crossed the milestone off 375 balls, hitting 17 fours and three sixes.
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He thus became the 12th Indian batter overall to achieve the feat. He is the 23rd batter from all over the world to score a double century on his first-class debut.
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Also, Suved became only the second Mumbai batsman to score a double century on his first class debut after Amol Majumdar, who scored 260 runs on his first-class debut against Haryana in 1993-94 season. Interestingly, Majumdar is currently serving as the coach of the Mumbai team and he led the huge applause for the Parkar from the dressing room after he crossed the double ton mark.
With Sarfaraz Khan hitting 153 and Parkar scoring 252, Mumbai, electing to bat after winning the toss, declared for 647/8 in 166.4 overs in their first innings.
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