When former Indian cricket team opener Wasim Jaffer got past the 160 run mark in the first innings of the Irani Cup match between Vidarbha and the Rest of India in Nagpur on Thursday, he overtook the first-class tallies of batting legends such as Dilip Vengsarkar (17868) and GR Viswanath (17970). Jaffer later went on to score a double hundred. He is now sixth on the list for Indias all time leading first-class scorers. He is also the fifth Indian first-class cricketer to score a double ton after the age of 40. When he scored 250, he became the first Asian cricket to score 250-plus sore after the age of 40. With Vidarbhas captain Faiz Fazal and Sanjay Ramaswamy falling on Day 1 after getting the Ranji Trophy winners to fine start, Jaffer rallied to solidify his teams claim to the title.