Day three
Irani Cup: Vidarbha Tighten Hold On Match With 224-run Lead After Day Three
Resuming the day at 142 for 5 in reply to Vidarbha’s 342, Rest of India suffered an early blow when Aditya Thakare struck with the very first ball of the day. Manav Suthar was trapped lbw, with Vidarbha successfully overturning the umpire’s not-out decision on review.
Yash Thakur took charge of the morning session with two quick wickets – bowling Saransh Jain with a searing yorker before sending back Akash Deep, caught at cover.
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