Prakhar Chaturvedi Breaks Record with 404* in U-19 Cooch Behar Trophy Final

The Karnataka U-19 cricketer's historic performance leads his team to victory, marking a remarkable turnaround in his career.

Prakhar Chaturvedi, a Karnataka U-19 cricketer, broke the 24-year-old record of Yuvraj Singh by scoring 404* in the Under-19 Cooch Behar Trophy final, becoming the first player to score a 400 in the final of this tournament.
Chaturvedi's record-breaking performance helped Karnataka win the final based on taking the first-innings lead after they posted 890 for 8 in 223 overs, responding to Mumbai's 380 all out.
Chaturvedi started training at SIX Academy in Bangalore at the age of 11 and had to travel around 100 km every day for cricket training.
Despite being left out of the state U-19 team and the U-16 squad earlier, Chaturvedi's performance has marked a sensational turnaround in his fortunes.
Chaturvedi is close to teammate Samit Dravid, son of legendary former Indian captain and head coach Rahul Dravid, and has received advice from the Indian great.