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Day one: Cricket News & Match Updates
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Ranji Trophy: When Such A Big Cricketer Comes In Between, You Get Excited, Says Upendra On Kohli
Railways Ranji Trophy: On a day when Virat Kohli’s grand return to domestic cricket was the main talking point on Day One of the Ranji Trophy match at the Arun Jaitley Stadium, Railways wicketkeeper-batter Upendra Yadav made a big impact through a solid 95, laced with ten fours and a six to take Railways from 66/5 to a respectable 241.
He admitted that when a cricketer of Kohli’s stature arrives for a domestic game, players are bound to get excited, especially with the euphoric atmosphere provided by more than 15,000 people in attendance for the first-class match.
“Generally, when we play Ranji Trophy, there is not a lot of crowd. Obviously, because of Virat bhaiya, there is a lot of crowd. It feels good when a big player comes to play domestic cricket. Yes, it was overwhelming. When I was in the IPL for Sunrisers Hyderabad, although I could not come to the playing XI, the cheering of the crowd gave me a different feeling. So, today I felt something like that.”
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Ranji Trophy: Upendra Yadav Makes 95 As Delhi Trail Railways By 200 Runs
Arun Jaitley Stadium: On a day when fans flocked to the Arun Jaitley Stadium in large numbers to catch a glimpse of their hometown stalwart Virat Kohli on his return to domestic cricket, wicketkeeper-batter Upendra Yadav bagged accolades by making a superb 95 on Day One of the Ranji Trophy match on Thursday.
Head Indicates Australia To Consider Changing Batting Order For Tests In Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka: Australia vice-captain Travis Head has indicated that the visitors’ are considering changing its batting order for the upcoming two Tests against Sri Lanka, starting on January 29 in Galle.
Ranji Trophy: Jadeja Takes Five While Batters Flounder On Return To Domestic Red-ball Cricket
MCA Sharad Pawar Cricket Academy: The sixth round of the 2024/25 Ranji Trophy season began with much fanfare on Thursday, with all eyes being on the Indian Test team players turning out for their respective state teams. Following the Board of Control for Cricket in India’s (BCCI) guidelines that made it mandatory for international cricketers to play domestic matches, Ravindra Jadeja had a day to remember on his return to Ranji Trophy by picking 5-66 and making 38 with the bat for Saurashtra on Day One of their game against Delhi.
2nd Test: Starc Dazzles With A Six-fer, Batters Stay Solid To Put Australia On Top (ld)
Nitish Kumar Reddy: Mitchell Starc dazzled in operating with the pink ball yet again as his six-wicket haul blew away India, as the visitors were bowled out for 180 on Day One of the second Test at Adelaide Oval here on Friday. At stumps, Nathan McSweeney and Marnus Labuschagne, unbeaten on 38 and 20 respectively, blunted India’s bowlers in a solid show of discipline and defence in a tricky phase to stitch an unbroken 62-run stand for the second wicket and helped Australia reach 86/1 in 33 overs and trail the visitors’ by 94 runs.
Sri Lanka Bowled Out For 42 By South Africa, Slump To Their Lowest Score In Test Cricket
World Test Championship: Sri Lanka have recorded their lowest total in Test cricket after being bowled out for just 42 by South Africa in their ongoing series-opening game at Kingsmead on Thursday. Sri Lanka’s 42 all out came in only 13.5 overs, and easily went past their previous lowest Test total of 71, which came against Pakistan in Kandy in 1994. It is also the ninth lowest Test total overall. Fast-bowling all-rounder Marco Jansen was the main wrecker-in-chief by picking a career-best haul of 7-13 in 6.5 overs.
2nd Test: Washington Sundar’s Career-best Seven-fer Gives India Upper Hand On Day One (ld)
Maharashtra Cricket Association: There is a special link that connects Pune and Washington Sundar. When the city had a franchise in the Indian Premier League (IPL), Washington came in as a replacement player for injured Ravichandran Ashwin and grabbed the attention of onlookers by picking eight wickets in the side’s runners-up finish in 2017.
1st Test: Crawley, Root Lead Fight Back As England Trail By 460 Runs Against Pakistan
Multan Cricket Stadium: The first Test match between England and Pakistan is perfectly poised after Salman Agha’s century continued the onslaught and propelled the home side’s score to 556 in the opening Test of the series at the Multan Cricket Stadium. The visitors fought back valiantly and scored 96/1 in 20 overs before the end of the day’s play which saw them trail by 460 runs.
1st Test: Jeetan Patel Impressed With England’s Efforts To Get Late Scalps Against Pakistan
Multan Cricket Stadium: England assistant coach Jeetan Patel said he was impressed with the side’s efforts in a day full of toil and be rewarded with late scalps on Day One of the first Test against Pakistan at the Multan Cricket Stadium here on Monday. Pakistan were in total control of the proceedings, as Abdullah Shafique and captain Shan Masood notched up centuries while sharing a 253-run stand. But England fought back from being 261/1 at the start of the final session to end Day One at 328/4.
1st Test: Centuries By Masood, Shafique Carry Pakistan To 328/4 Against England
Multan Cricket Stadium: Solid centuries from opener Abdullah Shafique and skipper Shan Masood helped Pakistan finish Day One of the first Test against England on 328-4 in 86 overs at the Multan Cricket Stadium on Monday. On a placid pitch and sun shining brightly, the 253-run partnership between Masood (151) and Shafique (102) ensured the day belonged to Pakistan by the time stumps were called. For England, it was majorly a day of toiling hard and chasing leather, though Gus Atkinson took two wickets.
SLvNZ: Kamindu Mendis’ Century Puts Sri Lanka On Top
Galle International Stadium: Kamindu Mendis’ 114-run inning propelled Sri Lanka to a solid score of 302/7 at the end of Day One against New Zealand in the first test match at the Galle International Stadium.
Duleep Trophy: Musheer Khan, Navdeep Saini Make It A Bright Day For India B
Nitish Kumar Reddy: Musheer Khan and Navdeep Saini shone yet again to play key roles on a bright day for India B on Day Two of the Duleep Trophy first-round match against India A at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium on Friday.
Duleep Trophy: Suthar’s Five-for Lead India C's Fightback After Iyer, Padikkal Smash Fifties
Rural Development Trust: Left-arm spinner Manav Suthar used the rough well to pick his fourth five-wicket haul in first-class cricket to lead India C’s fightback after half-centuries from captain Shreyas Iyer and Devdutt Padikkal took India D to 206/8, extending their lead to 202 runs at stumps on Day Two of Duleep Trophy first round match on Friday.
Was Not Thinking About Runs, Just Wanted To Bat The Whole Day: Musheer Khan
Musheer Khan: After impressing everyone by slamming an unbeaten 105 under immense pressure, young all-rounder Musheer Khan said he planned to just bat the whole day instead of thinking about the run he would score. Under overcast skies at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, Musheer stood up to hit an unbeaten 105 and helped India B go from 94/7 to finish Day One of the Duleep Trophy first round game at 202/7 against India A.
अक्षर के हरफनमौला प्रयासों के बावजूद इंडिया सी इंडिया डी से आगे
Rural Development Trust: गेंदबाजों के आक्रामक प्रदर्शन के कारण एक ही दिन में 14 विकेट गिरने के बाद, गुरुवार को यहां ग्रामीण विकास ट्रस्ट मैदान में दलीप ट्रॉफी के पहले दौर के मैच के पहले दिन के अंत में भारत सी भारत डी से थोड़ा आगे रहने में सफल रही। पहले बल्लेबाजी करने उतरी इंडिया डी ने खुद को 76/8 पर संकट में पाया, जब तक कि अक्षर पटेल ने जवाबी हमला करते हुए 86 रन नहीं बनाए, टीम ने अपनी पहली पारी में 164 रन बनाए, जिसमें अगला उच्चतम स्कोर सिर्फ 13 था।
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