Delhi’s team is almost out of the tournament in the Ranji Trophy after a draw and a loss in the first two matches of their group and now it has not started well against Chhattisgarh as well.
Amandeep Khare of Chhattisgarh made Delhi longing for a wicket with a half-century.
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Ranji Trophy 2022 (Ranji Trophy 2022) Compared to the third tour in the group stage of the season, Thursday started on 3 March in different grounds. After some great matches and tremendous personal performances in the second round, it is expected that the same will be seen in the third round and once again on the very first day many batsmen troubled the bowlers with their centuries. At the same time, bowlers were also completely dominated in some matches. devdutt padikkal (Devdutt Padikkal) From Abhimanyu Easwaran (Abhimanyu Easwaran) As the batsmen’s centuries were the highlight of the first day, teams like Hyderabad, Delhi, Rajasthan and Kerala were seen struggling.
The new season of Ranji Trophy, played under the Elite and Plate group, started from February 17. There are 38 teams competing under eight elite and one plate group. The first two rounds of matches have been completed and some big teams including Delhi, Baroda and Vidarbha are on the verge of being eliminated from the tournament. Let us tell you in this Ranji round up, how was the condition of some major matches on the third day on Thursday, 3 March.
Group B: Bengal strong with Easwaran’s century
Group B Bengal team made a great start against Chandigarh in Cuttack. The team kept its upper hand by scoring 329 for six on the first day on the basis of captain Abhimanyu Easwaran’s 114 and Anustup Majumdar’s 95. This is Easwaran’s 15th century in first class. Bengal need just three points to make it to the knockouts. At the end of the day’s play, veteran Manoj Tiwary was playing after scoring 42 runs while Sion Shekhar Mandal is supporting him with 33 runs. Both have made an unbroken partnership of 61 runs. Jagjit was the most successful bowler for Chandigarh, taking three wickets for 53 runs.
In the second match of the same group, the bowlers of Baroda wrapped up Hyderabad on a small score. Baroda bundled out Hyderabad’s innings for just 197 runs on the basis of five wickets for 53 runs by Ateet Seth. Javed Ali (65) and Tanay Thiagarajan (51) scored half-centuries for Hyderabad but other batsmen could not play. At the same time, Baroda itself made a strong start with the bat and scored 92 runs for two wickets.
Group D: Great start from Saurashtra, Chirag’s century
The match between Saurashtra and Goa began in the Trophy Group D in Ahmedabad, in which Chirag Jani’s 140 runs and Sheldon Jackson’s unbeaten 96 helped Saurashtra scored 343 for seven at the end of the first day’s play. Chirag hit 22 fours and two sixes in 190 balls. Apart from him, veteran batsman Jackson has hit six fours and five sixes in his 119-ball innings. At the same time, Cheteshwar Pujara, the most experienced batsman of the current champion Saurashtra and running out of the Indian Test team, could only score 28 runs. Suyash Prabhudesai and Lakshya Garg took 2-2 wickets for Goa.
On the other hand, in the second match of Group D in Ahmedabad itself, Odisha’s Shantanu Mishra played an innings of 89 runs, on the basis of which his team scored 250 for six against Mumbai. Mishra hit 11 fours in his innings of 213 balls. The rest of the batsmen could not convert good starts into big innings. Mohit Awasthi and Tanush Kotian took two wickets for Mumbai.
Group C: Padikkal’s century for Karnataka
Karnataka made a tremendous start against Puducherry in a Group-C match in Chennai, with the team’s young opener Devdutt Padikkal’s maiden century playing the biggest role in first-class cricket. The left-handed batsman completed his century in 277 balls with the help of 20 fours and two sixes. He returned unbeaten after scoring 161 runs. On the basis of this innings, Karnataka scored 293 runs for three wickets on the first day. Padikkal shared a 223-run partnership with KV Siddhartha (85).
In another match of the same group, the entire team of Jammu and Kashmir got out for just 258 runs in front of the Railways. Kamran Iqbal scored the highest 83 runs for JK. Captain and leg-spinner Karn Sharma took six wickets for 76 runs for the Railways.
Group A: MP strong with Yash’s century
On the other hand, Group A matches are being played in Rajkot, in which the batsmen dominated the first day of the match between Madhya Pradesh and Kerala. Madhya Pradesh scored 218 for two with the help of MP’s opener Yash Dubey’s unbeaten 105. Dubey hit 15 fours in his unbeaten innings of 264 balls. He added 130 runs in an unbroken third wicket partnership with Rajat Patidar (75 not out). Jalaj Saxena and Joseph took one wicket each for Kerala.
Group H: Chhattisgarh exhausted Delhi
At the same time, Delhi had to face trouble once again in the match of Group H in Guwahati. Chhattisgarh, who were already almost out of the tournament after losing points against Tamil Nadu and Jharkhand in the first and second matches, was doomed by Chhattisgarh. With the help of half-centuries from Ajay Mandal (63), Amandeep Khare (68 not out) and Shashank Singh (75 not out), Chhattisgarh scored 290 for the loss of 4 wickets. Shashank and Amandeep shared a 147-run partnership for the fifth wicket.
Group-E: Surrender of Rajasthan in front of Services
In these different Group E, Rajasthan surrendered in front of the services bowlers. On the first day of this match being held in Thiruvananthapuram, Rajasthan’s first innings was reduced to just 92 runs. Only captain Ashok Menaria could score 31 runs for the team. At the same time, Divesh Pathania and Poonam Poonia took 3-3 wickets for services. In response, Services made a strong start with the bat and scored 101 runs for the loss of just one wicket. Ravi Chauhan (43) and Shamsher Yadav (37) returned unbeaten for the team.
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