Ranji Trophy: The 2024-25 edition of Ranji Trophy is going to start from October 11. In this edition of Ranji Trophy starting from October 11, Team India's star batsmen Shreyas Iyer and Ishan Kishan will be seen representing their respective home teams.

Meanwhile, we are going to tell you about an inning played by Kohli in Ranji Trophy in which Kohli played an inning of 307 runs, destroying the bowlers of the opposing team.

Taruvar Kohli played an inning of 307 runs against Arunachal Pradesh in Ranji.

Taruvar Kohli, who played the Under-19 World Cup in 2008 with Virat Kohli, played an unbeaten inning of 307 runs against Arunachal Pradesh while playing in the 2019-20 Ranji season.

Taruwar Kohli had played an unbeaten inning of 307 runs facing 408 balls against Arunachal Pradesh in this innings. Taruvar Kohli also hit 26 fours in this innings. Thanks to the innings of 307 runs played by Taruwar Kohli, Mizoram team had scored 620 runs at the loss of 9 wickets.

The condition of the competition was like this

In the match between Arunachal Pradesh and Mizoram in the 2019 Ranji Trophy season held on the ground of Puducherry, Arunachal Pradesh team batted first and scored 343 runs. In response, Taruwar Kohli played an unbeaten inning of 307 runs on behalf of Mizoram team and with the help of his innings, Mizoram scored 620 runs at the loss of 9 wickets.

When Arunachal Pradesh team came to bat in the second innings, Arunachal Pradesh team also scored 417 runs at the loss of 5 wickets with the help of Rahul Dalal's double century but in the end the match ended in a draw.

Taruvar Kohli's figures in first class are excellent

Taruwar Kohli started his domestic career playing for Punjab but after playing domestic cricket for Punjab for many years, he joined Mizoram. Taruvar Kohli has played 55 matches so far in first class cricket. In these 55 matches, Taruwar Kohli has scored 4573 runs while batting at an average of 53.80. During this period, Taruvar Kohli has played 14 centuries and 18 half-centuries in first class cricket.