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218/8

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40/2

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139/4

Austria

163/7

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26/2

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186/5

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225/6

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Sakibul Gani Smashes Fastest List-A Century by an Indian as Bihar Post Record 574 in Vijay Hazare Trophy

by Dwijesh December 24, 2025

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Cricket fans had no time to recover after 14-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi made history with one of the fastest List-A centuries by an Indian, and Bihar delivered another shocking moment in the same match.

Just a few overs after Suryavanshi’s astonishing 190 came to an end, Bihar captain Sakibul Gani walked in and went one step further. Batting at No. 5, Gani tore into Arunachal Pradesh’s bowling and raced to a hundred in just 32 balls, becoming the fastest Indian ever to score a List-A century, overtaking Suryavanshi’s 36-ball effort from earlier in the day.

Sakibul Gani Breaks Record as Bihar Create History in Vijay Hazare Trophy

What started with Suryavanshi’s brilliance turned into a record-breaking partnership for Bihar, making it one of the most remarkable days in domestic cricket. Bihar also posted the highest-ever List-A team total, finishing on 574 for 6. Sakibul Gani has done something magical for Bihar. He has now not only become the Indian with the fastest List-A hundred (32 balls) but also took his side to a mammoth 564 in the Vijay Hazare Trophy plate group match.

The 26-year-old has surpassed Anmolpreet Singh’s record of 35-ball hundred. Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s century now stands fifth among all-time list and third among Indians.

Fastest List-A century in history

Rank	Player	Balls	Score	Team	Opposition	Venue	Season
1	Jake Fraser-McGurk	29	125	South Australia	Tasmania	Adelaide	2023–24
2	Sakibul Gani	32	100+	Bihar	Arunachal Pradesh	Ranchi	2025–26
3	AB de Villiers	31	149	South Africa	West Indies	Johannesburg	2014–15
4	Ishan Kishan	33	125	Jharkhand	Karnataka	Ahmedabad	2025–26
5	Anmolpreet Singh	35	115*	Punjab	Arunachal Pradesh	Ahmedabad	2024–25
6	Vaibhav Suryavanshi	36	190	Bihar	Arunachal Pradesh	Ranchi	2025–26
6	Corey Anderson	36	131*	New Zealand	West Indies	Queenstown	2014
6	Graham Rose	36	110	Somerset	Devon	Torquay	1990

Fastest List-A hundred Only Indians

Rank	Balls	Player	Opposition	Year
1	32	Sakibul Gani	Arunachal Pradesh	2025
2	35	Anmolpreet Singh	Arunachal Pradesh	2024
3	33	Ishan Kishan	Karnataka	2025
4	36	Vaibhav Suryavanshi	Arunachal Pradesh	2025
5	40	Yusuf Pathan	Maharashtra	2010
6	41	Urvil Patel	Arunachal	2023
7	42	Abhishek Sharma	MP	2021

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by Dwijesh December 24, 2025

LastModified Date: 2025-12-24 18:25:28

FAQs

Q. What record did Vaibhav Suryavanshi achieve?

He scored a century in 36 balls and went on to make a stunning 190 runs in the Vijay Hazare Trophy.

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