Ranji trophy final News

Earlier in the day, Vidarbha’s second innings began on a shaky note, losing both openers inside 2.2 overs. First-time finalists Kerala were bowled out for 342 on day three, conceding a 37-run first-innings lead.

On the back of a successful run for Karnataka, Nair ended up playing for India and even became the second Indian player to hit a triple century in Tests. Nair achieved this feat in 2016-17 after Virender Sehwag when he amassed an unbeaten 303 against England in Chennai.

Indian cricketer Sanju Samson, renowned for his graceful batting and leadership skills, has made headlines once again not on the cricket field but for his opulent lifestyle. The Rajasthan Royals captain owns a stunning 6-crore bungalow in Kerala, a residence that perfectly blends traditional charm with modern aesthetics.  

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Ranji Trophy final Day 1: Saurashtra reached 73 for 2, thanks to the quick runs from the opening pair

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MP were all out for 536 in 177.2 overs after Mumbai's 374 in first innings Rajat Patidar played a fine knock of 122 after Yash Dubey and Shubham scored centuries for MP

Yashasvi Jaiswal said that Buttler, who won the Orange Cap for being the highest-scorer in IPL 2022, advised him to stay focussed and go for his shots at the right time and in the hour of need. 

 Prithvi Shaw-led Mumbai will take on Madhya Pradesh in the final of the Ranji Trophy 2022 that begins on June 22 at M Chinnaswamy stadium in Begaluru. Not to forget, Mumbai are 41-time champions who will take on MP, who have made it to their first final since 1998-99. MP topped their group without losing a single match, then beat Punjab and Bengal in the quarter-finals and semi-finals to cement their place in the last-two. Mumbai too had a similar journey as they topped their group, with 2 wins and a draw, and then beat Uttarakhand by massive 725 runs in the quarter-finals to move to the semis where they drew with UP but surge ahead on the basis of 1st innings lead. 

Saurashtra are all set to clinch their maiden title at Ranji Trophy after taking a first-innings lead against Bengal on the fifth day of the final clash at the Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium on Friday.

Anustup Majumdar put on another inspiring show to hold fort on the fourth day and keep Bengal in the hunt for the all-important first-innings lead in the final of the Ranji Trophy encounter against Saurashtra.

Saurashtra have the edge in their Ranji Trophy final against Bengal in Rajkot courtesy Cheteshwar Pujara and Arpit Vasavada's defensive batting which saw the two batsmen hold the fort for a five-hour partnership on day two on Tuesday (March 10, 2020). The Pujara-Vasavada partnership of 142 runs off 380 balls took Saurashtra to a strong position after Bengal had put  Saurashtra on the back foot by taking five wickets for to 206 runs on the opening day on Monday.

In the final session, Siddhesh Neral entertained the crowd with 56 off 92 deliveries, while hitting four boundaries and as many sixes.

The Vidarbha pacer's 6/59 in Delhi's first-innings total of 295 included a hat-trick, which made him only the second bowler to achieve the feat in a Ranji Trophy final. 

Wasim Jaffer brought into play his years of experience as he guided Vidarbha to 206/4 with an unbeaten half-century after seamer Rajneesh Gurbani scythed through Delhi's lower-order for a rare hat-trick in a Ranji Trophy final here on Saturday.

Vidarbha medium-pacer Rajneesh Gurbani repeated rare history in a Ranji Trophy final by becoming only the second bowler to take a hat-trick in the summit clash of the premier domestic first-class tournament, as the feat helped his side bowl out Delhi for 295 in their first innings on Saturday. 

Considering that they lost their openers, including the seasoned Gautam Gambhir, within the first hour of the big final, Delhi would be content with the way the day progressed. Given the flow he was in, the seven-time winners, though, could be disappointed with Himmat's dismissal.

After conceding a crucial 112-run lead in the first innings, Bengal were off to a forgettable start losing their top five wickets for mere 44 runs on the board. Vice-captain Sudip Chatterjee (21), skipper Manoj Tiwary (14) and stumper Shreevats Goswami (17) managed to get the starts but failed to convert when the team needed the most even as Bengal lost their remaining five wickets within a span of 42 runs.