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Key Takeaways
- 1📊 1000 runs in 16 List A innings, equalling Graeme Pollock
- 2🏆 Fastest Indian, beating Padikkal and Mukund's 17 innings
- 3💡 Key 138 off 122 in Vijay Hazare semi-final vs Karnataka
- 4🔮 Potential IPL breakout from Vidarbha domestic sensation
"He reached the landmark in just 16 innings and is the quickest Indian to achieve the record"
Aman Mokhade has etched his name in Indian domestic cricket history by equalling the record for the quickest 1000 runs in List A cricket. The Vidarbha opener reached the milestone in just 16 innings, matching South Africa's legendary Graeme Pollock and becoming the fastest Indian to achieve it.
Dream Run in Vijay Hazare
Mokhade's blistering form peaked in the 2025-26 Vijay Hazare Trophy semi-final against Karnataka, where he unleashed 138 off 122 balls. This knock not only powered Vidarbha but also shattered the previous Indian record held by Devdutt Padikkal and Abhinav Mukund, who took 17 innings. At a time when Indian cricket hungers for consistent openers, Mokhade's strike rate and composure scream future star.
His journey mirrors the grit of domestic warriors who grind through Ranji and Vijay Hazare circuits. From Nagpur Heroz in local T20s to Irani Cup knocks, Mokhade's consistency is turning heads. Fans are already dreaming of him stepping up for bigger stages like the IPL auction.
With this feat, Aman Mokhade signals he's ready for the big league. Vidarbha eyes the trophy, but all eyes are on this record-breaker's next move.
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