Hyderabad: India batter Sarfaraz Khan struck a fluent double century off 206 balls for Mumbai against Hyderabad in their Ranji Trophy Elite Group C clash at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Friday. Record Double Hundred Powers Mumbai Past 500 Sarfaraz registered the fifth first-class double hundred of his career, as he was eventually dismissed.
New Delhi: J&K chose to bowl first after winning the toss, and Auqib Nabi tore through the Delhi batting line-up with figures of 5-35, supported by Vanshaj Sharma (2-57) and Abid Mushtaq (2-30), as the hosts were dismissed for 211 in their first innings. Paras Dogra and Abdul Samad Steady J&K with Strong Batting Display.
Maharashtra: Vidarbha exorcised the ghosts of their 2023-24 heartbreak in the most emphatic way, clinching their third Ranji Trophy title with a commanding performance against Kerala. They fought hard to secure the crucial first-innings lead and then batted for nearly five sessions in the second innings to grind down their opponents. The victory was made.
In his 114th First-Class match, Nair walked in at number five in the 13th over after Kerala reduced the hosts to 24 for three after opting to bowl first and crossed the feat when he reached 10 runs.
Kerala has had an impressive season, reaching the semifinals for the second time in their history, previously achieving this milestone in the 2018-19 season.
Pune: On the last day of the quarter final match of Ranji trophy Kerala cricket team scripted history by securing a place in the Ranji Trophy semifinals for only the second time, after surviving a nerve-wracking final day against Jammu & Kashmir, at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium here on Wednesday. The match, which hung.
Mumbai: Agni Chopra, the son of noted filmmaker Vidhu Vinod Chopra and film critic Anupama Chopra, expressed his joy on receiving the Madhavrao Scindia Award award for the Top Run Getter in Ranji Trophy Plate League at the BCCI annual awards from his childhood idol and Indian captain Rohit Sharma. A total of 939 runs.
