Ayush Mhatre Becomes Youngest to Score Centuries in All Formats

Ayush Mhatre Surpasses Rohit Sharma to Become Youngest to Score Centuries in All Formats (270 words)

Mumbai’s emerging batting prodigy Ayush Mhatre has shattered a long-standing national milestone by becoming the youngest cricketer to score centuries in all three major formats — First-Class, List A, and T20. His latest feat came courtesy of a fearless 110 in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy *, earning praise across the cricketing fraternity, including from legend Sachin Tendulkar .

Historic Knock in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy

Playing against Vidarbha at Lucknow’s Ekana Stadium , Mhatre anchored Mumbai’s run-chase with a powerhouse innings. His unbeaten ton, laced with 8 fours and 7 sixes , steered Mumbai to victory with seven wickets in hand and nearly two overs to spare. His stroke selection and confidence under pressure stood out as hallmarks of a player far beyond his age.

Breaking Rohit Sharma’s All-Format Century Record

At 18 years and 135 days , Mhatre overtook Rohit Sharma’s previous record (19y 339d) , becoming the youngest Indian to score hundreds across FC, List A & T20 cricket . Tendulkar congratulated him publicly, calling the milestone “a reflection of fearless modern batting” . Unmukt Chand remains third youngest in this elite list.

Rising Leadership and U19 Spotlight

Mhatre’s run of form has influenced domestic structure and India’s youth programme alike. Currently trusted with captaincy of India’s U19 squad for the ACC Asia Cup , he is seen as a potential next-generation white-ball mainstay. His consistent performances have also strengthened Mumbai’s tournament campaign and boosted his profile in the IPL system.

Exam-Oriented Facts

✔ Youngest player to score centuries in FC + List A + T20
✔ Age at achievement — 18y 135d
✔ Record surpassed — Rohit Sharma (19y 339d)
✔ SMAT innings — 110 off 53 balls (8×4, 7×6) *

Match Snapshot

Vidarbha set 192/9 , with Mumbai responding assertively. Mhatre led the chase, supported by * Shivam Dube (39 off 19)**, sealing victory with 13 balls remaining and securing a historic finish.