Ranji Highlights: Kerala succumbs to Avesh Khan's assault

Avesh Khan scored four points while Kerela was beaten for a score of five. The scoreboard in Mumbai painted a deplorable picture. But Shivam Dubey (110)) and Siddesh Lad picked up the ruins and resurrected the sleeves during a 297 fight.

Amit Verma (131 not out) and Sumiran Amonkar (84 years old) scored 204 for The third wicket to help Goa recover from an early Goa had progressed slowly and was struggling by the end of April 24 before the duo collaborated to bring the team to 237 for 2 on strains.

The 120 Saurashtra rescued from Arpit Vasavada are saved. finished them out on 266 for 6 against Stoda against Baroda. Saurashtra was 27 for 3, but Vasavada and Prerak Mankad (85) managed to get the team out of trouble by scoring 167 points for the fourth wicket.

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Siddharth Kaul Merry Made the Feroz Shah Kotla. The striker conceded 6 points out of 32 and received good support from Vinay Choudhary who traded with three wickets.

Suryakant Pradhan rebounded with style in the last game, where he conceded more than 100 points. in one inning, place Odisha in pole position against Tripura. His 7 players out of 40 meant that Tripura could handle only 12 at Cuttack.

The good performance of Gujarat against Mumbai was due to the fact that Arzan Nagwaswalla (5 for 78) had dismantled his middle order to put the team in the front row.

Avesh Khan troubled Kerala in form – ending in 10-4-8-4 – while hosts could only handle 63 players against his hostile spell. Kuldeep Sen picked up the top three wickets before Mihir Hirwani hit twice to give the advantage to Madhya Pradesh. From then on, it was an Avesh show, which went rather quickly to the dismay of the local fans. Madhya Pradesh was 161 for 2 with a lead of 98.

J Suchith, after his nine wickets against Vidarbha, played another key hand for Karnataka while his four-shot shot defeated Maharashtra for only 113. Abhimanyu Mithun and Vinay Kumar caused the damage very early, while the spinner on the left arm ended the match to finish with 4 in 26. Karnataka lost three wickets and lost another 43 points.

Arun Bamal (5-13) and Diwesh Pathania (4-30) were instrumental in advancing services while Jammu and Kashmir declined for only 95. To make matters worse, Anshul Gupta and Navneet Singh – the opener of the services – hit half a century to help the team take the lead in front of the strains. 19659007] One day when the bowlers made the law, Ankit Rajpoot also had a role to play. He picked up four of the five wickets to fall before Rajasthan ended his day at 10 pm

Substantial Partnership

Prashant Chopra (110) and Priyanshu Khanduri (59) scored 178 points for the opening of the box office to give Himachal a good start against Hyderabad. However, once Chopra was fired, the hosts made a strong comeback to reduce the Himachal to 231 for 4 strains.

Statistics of the day

A total of 148 wickets fell during the opening day. in the 16 matches. Nine teams were eliminated and two teams scored less than 100.

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Mayank Mishra (4-23) and Sunny Kashyap (3-30) pinned on Arunachal Pradesh (Don). they only 105 to 46 overs. It was unfortunate because no one separated from Kshitiz Sharma, who scored 57. In response, Uttarakhand was 13 for 2, but Kartik Joshi remained undefeated out of 99 to bring the team to 176 for 3 against strains. .

Pankaj Singh broke Sunil Joshi's record for the most Ranji Trophy five-starred races. His 7 for 21 shot down the Mizoram for just 92 while they became the 17th team against which the playmaker picked up five wickets or more. Joshi had the record with five badists against 16 teams. 79, undefeated by Vikneshwaran Marimuthu, meant that Puducherry ended the day with 163 points out of 3 with a lead of 71.

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