Records tumbled in the New Jersey Cricket League when an Indian-origin batsman, Raunak Sharma, unleashed an unforgettable knock. Playing for Edison Cricket Club, Raunak scored an unbeaten 263 runs off just 78 balls, including 28 sixes and 17 fours—a staggering 238 runs came from boundaries alone.

A Century in 27 Balls, a Double Century in Style

Raunak’s explosive innings came in a 40-over match against ECC Sharks. After Edison’s top order had an average start, Raunak walked in at No. 5 and turned the game into a one-man show. He reached his century in just 27 balls, leaving spectators stunned and bowlers clueless.

Team Score Soars Past 550

Powered by Raunak’s blitz, Edison Cricket Club posted a mammoth 551/5 in 40 overs. In reply, ECC Sharks were bundled out for 132 runs in 31.1 overs, handing Edison a record 419-run victory.

Raunak’s Red-Hot Form in the League

Raunak Sharma isn’t a one-innings wonder. He’s currently the leading run-scorer in the Division B & C League, with 435 runs in just 3 matches. His stats are jaw-dropping:

• 41 sixes

• Batting average over 217

• Strike rate exceeding 266

Raunak Sharma’s innings is a reminder that even in local leagues, cricket can produce fireworks worthy of global headlines.