Former Australia Under-19 batter Harjas Singh , who was part of the side that won the World Cup in South Africa last year, produced an extraordinary display in Sydney grade cricket on Saturday with 314 off 141 balls, including 35 sixes, for Western Suburbs.

The phenomenal display from the left hander, who top-scored with 55 in the World Cup final against India , came against Sydney Cricket Club at Pratten Park. The next highest score in the innings was 37.

For a little while there was a discrepancy with the online scoring available - perhaps Singh's onslaught had created a meltdown - but his final tally was confirmed as placing him third on the all-time list in New South Wales Premier first grade history, behind Victor Trumper 's 335 in 1903 and Phil Jaques' 321 in 2007.

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