Triple century in Ranji Trophy: Full list of Ranji Trophy triple centuries

Full list of Ranji Trophy triple centuries: The SportsRush brings you the list of all the triple-centurion of Ranji Trophy history.

The Ranji Trophy 2022 has started with a band, and we have seen some incredible performances till now in the tournament. Debutant Yash Dhull scored a brilliant century for Delhi on his FC Debut.

Ajinkya Rahane also scored a century for Mumbai, whereas Sarfaraz Khan also had a memorable hundred. However, the Sakibul Gani of Bihar stole all the credits.

Sakibul Gani broke some incredible records on 18 February 2022. He was on his debut FC game, and he scored the highest ever score by a debutant in the Ranji Trophy history. He broke the record of Madhya Pradesh’s Ajay Rohera who scored 267 runs on debut in 2018/19 Ranji Trophy season.

Sakibul Gani was involved in a 500+ stand with Babul Kumar. Babul Kumar also scored a double century in the game.

Full list of Ranji Trophy triple centuries

Sakibul Gani became the 47th triple-centurion in the history of the Ranji Trophy. Ravindra Jadeja has scored the most amount of Ranji Trophy triple-centuries, whereas there are also some prolific names like VVS Laxman, Rishabh Pant, KL Rahul, Rohit Sharma, etc.

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3⃣4⃣1⃣ Runs
4⃣0⃣5⃣ Balls
5⃣6⃣ Fours
2⃣ Sixes

Sakibul Gani, playing for Bihar, created a world record as he became the 1⃣st batter to score a Triple Ton on First Class debut. 👏 🔝 #BIHvCAM #RanjiTrophy @Paytm

A snippet from that landmark knock 🎥 🔽 pic.twitter.com/LXK7F0yA2N

— BCCI Domestic (@BCCIdomestic) February 18, 2022

S No.	Player	Score	Against	Year
1	Vijay Hazare (Maharashtra)	316*	Baroda	1940
2	Vijay Merchant (Bombay)	359*	Maharashtra	1943
3	Gul Mohammad (Baroda)	319	Holkar	1947
4	B.B. Nimbalkar (Maharashtra)	443*	Kathiawar	1948
5	Ajit Wadekar (Bombay)	323	Mysore	1967
6	Sunil Gavaskar (Bombay)	340	Bengal	1982
7	Abdul Azeem (Hyderabad)	303*	Tamil Nadu	1986
8	Woorkeri Raman (Tamil Nadu)	313	Goa	1989
9	Arjan Kripal Singh (Tamil Nadu)	302*	Goa	1989
10	Sanjay Manjrekar (Bombay)	377	Hyderabad	1991
11	M.V. Sridhar (Hyderabad)	366	Andhra Pradesh	1994
12	Raman Lamba (Delhi)	312	Himachal Pradesh	1994
13	Wasim Jaffer (Mumbai)	314	Saurashtra	1996
14	VVS Laxman (Hyderabad)	301*	Bihar	1998
15	Devang Gandhi (Bengal)	323	Assam	1998
16	Pankaj Dharmani (Punjab)	305*	Jammu and Kashmir	1999
17	VVS Laxman (Hyderabad)	353	Karnataka	2000
18	Dinesh Mongia (Punjab)	308*	Jammu and Kashmir	2000
19	Shiv Sunder Das (Orissa)	300*	Jammu and Kashmir	2006
20	Sreekumar Nair (Kerala)	306*	Services	2007
21	Abhinav Mukund (Tamil Nadu)	300*	Maharashtra	2008
22	Chesteshwar Pujara (Saurashtra)	302*	Orissa	2008
23	Wasim Jaffer (Mumbai)	301	Saurashtra	2009
24	Sunny Singh (Haryana)	312	Madhya Pradesh	2009
25	Rohit Sharma (Mumbai)	309*	Gujarat	2009
26	Aakash Chopra (Rajasthan)	301*	Maharashtra	2010
27	Ravindra Jadeja (Saurashtra)	314	Orissa	2011
28	Kedar Jadhav (Maharashtra)	327	Uttar Pradesh	2012
29	Ravindra Jadeja (Saurashtra)	303*	Gujarat	2012
30	Ravindra Jadeja (Saurashtra)	331	Railways	2012
31	Chesteshwar Pujara (Saurashtra)	352	Karnataka	2013
32	Taruwar Kohli (Punjab)	300*	Jharkhand	2013
33	KL Rahul (Karnataka)	337	Uttar Pradesh	2015
34	KS Bharat (Andhra Pradesh)	308	Goa	2015
35	Karun Nair (Karnataka)	328	Tamil Nadu	2015
36	Swapnil Gujale (Maharashtra)	351*	Delhi	2016
37	Rishabh Pant (Delhi)	308	Maharashtra	2016
38	Sagun Kamat (Goa)	304	Services	2016
39	Priyank Panchal (Gujarat)	314*	Punjab	2016
40	Samit Gohel (Gujarat)	359*	Odisha	2016
41	Prashant Chopra (Himachal Pradesh)	338	Punjab	2017
42	Hanuma Vihari (Andhra)	302*	Odisha	2017
43	Mayank Agarwal (Karnataka)	304*	Maharashtra	2017
44	Puneet Bisht (Meghalaya)	343	Sikkim	2019
45	Manoj Tiwary (Bengal)	303*	Hyderabad	2020
46	Sarafaraz Khan (Mumbai)	301*	Uttar Pradesh	2020
47	Sakibul Gani (Bihar)	341	Mizoram	2022