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During his 141-ball innings in Vijay Hazare Trophy, the 26-year-old Tamil Nadu batter even broke the Indian record for the highest list 'A' score of 264 runs by Rohit Sharma in ODIs

Vijay Hazare Trophy: N Jagadeesan's 277 shatters world record in List A cricket

With his power-packed innings of 277 runs, Tamil Nadu batter N Jagadeesan shattered the world record for the highest-ever individual score in List A cricket.

During his 141-ball innings in Vijay Hazare Trophy, the 26-year-old Tamil Nadu batter even broke the Indian record for the highest list 'A' score of 264 runs by Rohit Sharma in ODIs

With his power-packed innings of 277 runs, Tamil Nadu batter N Jagadeesan shattered the world record for the highest-ever individual score in List A cricket on Monday.&nbsp;
Jagadeesan broke the record of Ali Brown's previous high of 268 for Surrey against Glamorgan in 2002.&nbsp;
During his 141-ball innings in Vijay Hazare Trophy, the 26-year-old Tamil Nadu batter even broke the Indian record for the highest list 'A' score of 264 runs by Rohit Sharma in ODIs.&nbsp;
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Jagadeesan along with his opening partner B Sai Sudharsan sent the Arunachal bowlers on a leather hunt and forged a record-breaking 416-run stand, which helped Tamil Nadu put 506 runs on board. This is also the highest score by a team in List A cricket.&nbsp;
Previously, England held the record for the highest-ever team score of 498-4 against the Netherlands.

Tamil Nadu cricketer Narayan Jagadeesan has issued an apology for an indecent gesture after his dismissal in the opening match of the Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL) on Thursday. 
Baba Aparajith ran-out Jagadeesan for backing at the non-striker end, which was earlier called Mankading, following which the opening batter lost his cool. After being judged out, Jagadeesan turned around to show his middle finger in the bowler's direction. He then repeated the action again. 
After backlash from the fans, Jagadeesan realised it was a mistake and took to social media to write an apology note. He wrote that cricket has always been what he lives for and the sportsmanship that comes along with the sport is something he deeply respects. This is why it's very hard for him to digest how he reacted. 
'No excuses for what has been done. I will do better and be better,' he added while regretting his action.
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N Jagadeesan apologises for obscene gesture after being Mankaded In TNPL

Baba Aparajith ran-out Jagadeesan for backing at the non-striker end, which was earlier called Mankading, following which the opening batter lost his cool

After facing backlash for his obscene gesture, Jagadeesan realised it was a mistake and took to social media to write an apology note

Tamil Nadu cricketer Narayan Jagadeesan has issued an apology for an indecent gesture after his dismissal in the opening match of the Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL) on Thursday.&nbsp;
Baba Aparajith ran-out Jagadeesan for backing at the non-striker end, which was earlier called Mankading, following which the opening batter lost his cool. After being judged out, Jagadeesan turned around to show his middle finger in the bowler's direction. He then repeated the action again.&nbsp;
After backlash from the fans, Jagadeesan realised it was a mistake and took to social media to write an apology note. He wrote that cricket has always been what he lives for and the sportsmanship that comes along with the sport is something he deeply respects. This is why it's very hard for him to digest how he reacted.&nbsp;
'No excuses for what has been done. I will do better and be better,' he added while regretting his action.
Mankading was earlier part of 'Unfair Play' section of the MCC but a while back the custodians of the Laws of Cricket accepted Mankading as a normal mode of running out the non-striker.
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