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CHENNAI, DEC. 24. Sridharan Sharath became the first batsman to cross 6,000 runs in Ranji Trophy for Tamil Nadu during his second innings 32 on Thursday against host Baroda in an Elite `B' contest. Sharath now has 6018 runs in 89 matches at 56.24. The left-hander, who made his Ranji debut against Goa in Panaji, 1992-93, also has 22 centuries and 24 fifties in the competition. His unbeaten 224 at the expense of the Delhi attack in Chennai during the 2000-2001 season remains his highest score. According to statistician K.S. Mani, Sharath has his most number of hundreds - five - against Kerala. Labelled as the Mr. Consistent in the Tamil Nadu line-up, Sharath has made his presence felt in almost every season. He peaked in 1999-2000 with 863 runs in ten matches at 66.38. In 1995-96, he notched up 778 runs at 86.44. This season, he has already produced three centuries for Tamil Nadu in the middle-order.
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