Wasim Jaffer Becomes The First Player to Play 150 Ranji Games

Wasim Jaffer is the all-time leader in runs scored and appearances made in the Ranji Trophy.

Wasim Jaffer is one of the longest tenured cricketers in the Indian cricket system right now. He is 41-years old and is still going strong in the domestic circuit.

Jaffer is suiting up for defending champions Vidarbha and made history by playing against Andhra Pradesh, his 150th appearance in a Ranji Trophy game.

A MOMENT TO REMEMBER: There’s no stopping @WasimJaffer14 as he becomes the first player to play 150 #RanjiTrophy games.

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— BCCI Domestic (@BCCIdomestic) December 9, 2019

Jaffer became the all-time appearance maker in the Ranji Trophy earlier this year, after playing in his 146th game against Saurashtra.

Jaffer is also the all-time run leader in the Ranji Trophy, having scored over 11,000 runs in the format.

Jaffer had a small stint with the national team in the early-2000s. He never nailed down a spot in ODI cricket, but was the Indian opener alongside Virender Sehwag in Tests. He scored double centuries against West Indies and Pakistan.