When a batsman is in great form, it’s difficult to stop him. He pours in runs and sets record after record. A 25-year-old batsman is achieving this feat in domestic cricket these days. He’s scored five centuries in his last nine matches, amassing 781 runs, and setting a significant record.
Know about the performance of this batter
In domestic cricket, this player is decimating bowlers. He batted brilliantly in almost every match and has led his team to the finals. Now, his team is just one step away from winning the title. The player we’re talking about here is none other than 25-year-old Aman Mokhade, who plays domestic cricket for Vidarbha. Currently, he’s a run-machine in the 2025-26 Vijay Hazare Trophy. His powerful batting has helped Vidarbha reach the finals this time.
Right-handed star opener Aman Mokhade played a total of nine matches in the 2025-26 Vijay Hazare Trophy, scoring five centuries. He scored 110 runs in the first match of the season, followed by 82 in the second. He then continued his century-making spree. He is the leading run-scorer this season, surpassing Karnataka’s Devdutt Padikkal, who has 721 runs to his name.
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Due to his strong form, he has set a major record. He has now become the fastest batsman to score 1000 runs in List A cricket. By achieving this feat in just 16 innings, he broke the record held by Devdutt Padikkal and Abhinav Mukund, who had taken 17 innings.
Furthermore, Aman has equaled South African legend Graeme Pollock, who reached the 1000-run mark in 16 innings. 25-year-old Aman Mokhade has been in excellent form for the past few months. Before the Vijay Hazare Trophy, he had a run-fest in the Ranji Trophy, scoring 577 runs in seven innings. Then, he scored 206 runs in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. Now, he has 781 runs in nine innings in the Vijay Hazare Trophy. He will return to the field on January 18th, the Hazare Trophy final. Mokhade is a new name for cricket fans. He was born on January 16, 2001.
This player was coached by the same Jwala Singh who also trained Yashasvi Jaiswal. Aman is an opener and also bowls leg breaks. This player is considered to be India’s future.