
In a historic day at the Hazare Trophy 2025–26, Sakibul Gani set a new record as the fastest Indian to score a List A century in just 32 balls. Vaibhav Suryavanshi followed with a quick 36-ball century, while Ishan Kishan smashed 100 in 33 balls, securing the second-fastest century by an Indian. These remarkable feats highlight the explosive batting power emerging in Indian domestic cricket.
Cricket enthusiasts witnessed a thrilling and historic day during the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2025–26, with three Indian cricketers making their mark by scoring the fastest List A centuries. Sakibul Gani, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, and Ishan Kishan all set new records, showcasing their explosive batting skills and rewriting history in the process.
The day’s most remarkable achievement came from Bihar captain Sakibul Gani, who made history against Arunachal Pradesh in the Plate Group match. Gani became the fastest Indian to score a List A century, achieving the milestone in just 32 balls. His blistering knock not only shattered records but also put him in the spotlight as one of the fastest century scorers in Indian cricket history. Gani's explosive performance was a treat for fans, as he dominated the bowling attack, leaving everyone in awe of his power-hitting ability.
But Gani wasn’t the only one making waves. In the exact match, Vaibhav Suryavanshi also made an impact, smashing a century in just 36 balls. This rapid century, just four balls behind Gani’s, added to the incredible excitement of the game. Suryavanshi’s performance was a testament to his aggressive batting style, and his knock helped solidify the significance of the match in the record books. His swift century further emphasized the growing trend of quick centuries in List A cricket, showcasing how the game is evolving with faster-paced, power-hitting batters.
On the same day, Ishan Kishan joined the record-breaking spree by smashing a century in just 33 balls against Karnataka. This performance made him the second-fastest Indian to score a List A century, just behind Sakibul Gani. Kishan’s knock was full of fire and flair, further proving that he is one of the most dynamic and explosive batsmen in Indian cricket today.
Players | 100 by Balls | Against | Year |
Sakibul Gani | 32 | ARP | 2025-26 |
Ishan Kishan | 33 | KR | 2025-26 |
Anmolpreet Singh | 35 | ARP | 2024 |
Vaibhav Suryavanshi | 36 | ARP | 2025-26 |
Yusuf Pathan | 40 | MAH | 2010 |
Urvil Patel | 41 | ARP | 2023 |
Abhishek Sharma | 42 | MP | 2021 |
The trio of Sakibul Gani, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, and Ishan Kishan has set a new benchmark for fast centuries in List A cricket. Their remarkable performances during the Hazare Trophy 2025–26 have captured the attention of cricket fans and experts alike, highlighting the raw power and aggressive batting that is now a signature of modern-day cricket. These milestones will go down in history as a testament to the skill, power, and innovation of Indian cricketers.
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