Sameer Rizvi, 21, demonstrated his extraordinary potential by hitting one of the fastest double hundreds in domestic cricket. Rizvi struck an undefeated 201 off just 97 balls to lead Uttar Pradesh in the men’s Under-23 State A Trophy match against Tripura. The Tripura bowlers were in ruins after his blazing performance, which featured 20 soaring sixes and 13 fours. In the 23rd over, Rizvi came in to bat and guided his side to a commanding 405 runs on his own.
Rizvi’s knock is nonetheless remarkable even though this amazing accomplishment isn’t a List A record. Chad Bowes of New Zealand now holds the record for the fastest double century in List A cricket, surpassing both Travis Head of Australia and Narayan Jagadeesan of India. Head and Jagadeesan both reached the milestone in 114 balls at the Marsh Cup and Vijay Hazare Trophy, respectively. Despite not being on the official record, Rizvi’s innings is notable for its extreme brutality and lightning-fast speed.
In contrast to the previous season, when he was purchased by the Chennai Super Kings for an incredible Rs 8.4 crore, Rizvi was acquired by the Delhi Capitals for Rs 95 lakh in the IPL 2025 mega auction. Rizvi, who is frequently likened to Suresh Raina due to his aggressive batting style, had a disappointing first IPL season, scoring just 51 runs at a strike rate of 118.60 in five innings. CSK decided to release the uncapped player rather than keep him for Rs 4 crore.
Rizvi’s recent results, nevertheless, point to a change in form. Along with his double century, he has scored 153 in one game and an undefeated 137 in another, delivering two consecutive outstanding hits. His ability to win games is demonstrated by his outstanding innings, which also support the Delhi Capitals’ choice to acquire him.
With his current purple patch, Rizvi appears to be a player to watch in Indian domestic cricket and a key asset for the Delhi Capitals in the forthcoming IPL season.
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