Vidarbha's opening batsman, Aman Mokhade, has etched his name in cricket history by equaling the world record for the fastest player to reach 1000 runs in List A cricket. Mokhade achieved this remarkable feat in just 16 innings, a milestone he now shares with the legendary South African cricketer, Graeme Pollock. This accomplishment also makes the 24-year-old the quickest Indian to reach 1000 List A runs, surpassing previous record holders Devdutt Padikkal and Abhinav Mukund, both of whom took 17 innings. The record-breaking moment transpired during the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2025-26 semi-final match against defending champions Karnataka on Thursday, January 15. Mokhade showcased an outstanding performance, scoring a magnificent 138 runs off 122 balls, an innings adorned with 12 fours and 2 sixes. His century was not only instrumental in his personal record but also played a pivotal role in Vidarbha's dominant six-wicket victory over Karnataka. This win propelled Vidarbha into their second consecutive Vijay Hazare Trophy final, continuing their impressive run in the domestic 50-over tournament. Furthermore, Mokhade's century in this match was his fifth of the ongoing season, placing him among the joint-record holders for the most centuries in a single Vijay Hazare Trophy campaign. His consistent form throughout the tournament has been a key factor in Vidarbha's success, making him the leading run-scorer in the current edition of the Vijay Hazare Trophy.