Hyderabad Test: Cheteshwar Pujara breaks 52-year-old record on Day 1
India’s top-order batsman Cheteshwar Pujara added another feather(पंख) to his cap on the first day of the Hyderabad Test at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium against Bangladesh. During his knock (दस्तक) of 83 runs, Pujara surpassed(पार) the 52-year long-standing record of former Indian cricketer
Chandu Borde of highest first-class runs in a single cricketing season(समय) . Borde had scored 1604 runs in the 1964-65 season that included runs in Tests as well as first-class matches. When Pujara scored his 83rd run, he eventually (अंततः) surpassed Borde’s record by a run and now has 1605 runs in the season with India still to play 4 more Test matches to play against Australia at home. 
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