Explore the thrilling history of the Ranji Trophy through a captivating listicle highlighting the fastest centuries ever witnessed in this prestigious tournament. Delve into the records as cricketing maestros showcased their remarkable batting skills, crafting centuries in record time.
From Rishabh Pant’s electrifying 48-ball century to Riyan Parag‘s recent feat, witness the evolution of explosive strokeplay and masterful shot selection that left an indelible mark on the illustrious Ranji Trophy. These breathtaking innings not only underline individual brilliance but also contribute to the rich tapestry of Indian cricket, offering fans a nostalgic journey through the fastest centuries in Ranji Trophy history.
#5. Rishabh Pant in 82 balls against Jharkhand
Rishabh Pant (Source: Twitter)
Rishabh Pant made history with a commanding and aggressive batting performance in the 2016–17 Ranji Trophy. Representing Delhi, he secured the fifth-fastest century in the tournament, achieving the feat in a mere 82 balls against Jharkhand in Thiruvananthapuram.
Pant’s innings were a display of his explosive style of play, culminating in an impressive total of 117 runs off 106 balls. The innings featured nine fours and eight sixes, showcasing Pant’s flair for attacking cricket. Despite Pant’s spectacular contribution, the match concluded in a draw, highlighting the evenly contested nature of the competition.
