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The 14-year-old Priyanshu Moliya went past Prithvi Shaw’s highest minor cricket score of 546 with an innings of 556* runs. He was playing for Mohinder Lala Amarnath Cricket Academy against Yogi Cricket Academy during the two-day game of the Shri DK Gaekwad Under-14 tournament in Vadodara, according to The Times of India.
Pranav Dhanawade’s innings of 1009* in January 2016 remains the highest-ever score in an inter-school match.
Moliya, who struck 98 fours and a six during his innings, helped his team to a score of 826/4d. His side attained a lead of 774 runs.
Skipper Moliya scored 408 runs on Day 1 of the match and notched up another 148 runs on Day 2 of the school match. The 14-year-old had starred with the ball before the blistering innings. He picked up four wickets to help Mohinder Lala Amarnath Cricket Academy bundle the opponents for a paltry 52 in the first innings.
Yogi Cricket Academy were bowled out for 84 runs in the second innings handing a 689-run victory to MLAC Academy.
(With inputs from The Times of India.)
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