Yuvraj fails but Punjab takes over Delhi; U & khand Inch To Knockouts

Yuvraj Singh. (Photo credit: Reuters)

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In another exciting day of the Ranji Trophy, the Punjab took control of Delhi, but it was a day filled with events at Feroz Shah Kotla, where the referees also had to intervene in an argument between Nitish Rana and Siddharth Kaul. Uttarakhand came close to knockouts after securing a strong lead against Arunachal Pradesh. Here are the main points to remember Ranji from day 2 of the fourth round action: 24 hard penalties on 88, but the Punjab has still badumed its responsibilities against Delhi, leading the first round of 175 innings in Kotla. Gautam Gambhir scored 60 goals. Delhi, Hiten Dalal and Gautam Gambhir – have signed a partnership of 72 innings for the first wicket, but the local team has collapsed from 72/0 to the end of the match at 106/6. . The visitors will aim for seven points with a big win. Punjab fast pitcher Siddharth Kaul also had a lively exchange with Delhi captain Nitish Rana after returning for 10 hours. The referees had to intervene and the match umpire would probably have a harsh view of the same thing.

Rajasthan took matters into his own hands. against Uttar Pradesh, while Robin Bist (96) helped them reach 311 in the first run. Uttar Pradesh fought at 146/7, with Suresh Raina leading with 33.

Tamil Nadu, Mumbai and Karnataka take control

Other big guns in action, Tamil Nadu, Mumbai and Karnataka were all in command in their respective games. Rahil Shah chose five and Muhammad chose four, Tamil Nadu removing Bengal for 189. Tamil Nadu was 12/1, taking an 86 point lead in the stumps.

Karnataka led their first run with a 76-run lead against Maharashtra, after the late fight by Shreyas Gopal 40 helped them finish at 186.

Rajat Bhatia leads ahead to Uttarakhand

Rajat Bhatia scored an undefeated goal with 152 out of 142 balls, when Uttarakhand declared at 47h0 / 4, helping them to take a 365-point lead against Arunachal Pradesh. Uttarakhand looks set to win his fourth consecutive victory, bringing them closer to the playoff phase.

Meanwhile, in other games, the rain again ravaged the match between Pondicherry and Mizoram. . Mizoram is the 17th team against which Pankaj Singh has won five trophies in the Ranji Trophy.

Meghalaya is getting closer to winning after having secured a first 115-run lead against Mizoram, before limiting them to 125/8. .

Bihar ended the day with an advance of 357 points after firing Sikkim for 81.

Scores

Assam 310 vs. Haryana 97 and 78/7
Manipur 211 and 125/8 against Meghalaya 326
Odisha 212 against Tripura 122 and 130/5
Arunachal Pradesh 105 and 98/2 against Uttarakhand 470 / 4d

Bihar 288 & 150/4 against Sikkim 81
Chhattisgarh 232 against Vidarbha 119/3
Karnataka 186 vs Maharashtra 113 & 48/3
Mumbai 297 vs Gujarat 232/8
Saurashtra 521 vs Baroda 10/0
Delhi 107 and 106/6 vs Punjab 282

Hyderabad 146/1 against Himachal 351

Kerala 63 & 38/4 against Madhya Pradesh 328
Tamil Nadu 263 and 12/1 vs Bengal 189
Goa 364 vs Jharkhand 147/2
Services 252 vs J & K 95 & 115/6
Uttar Pradesh 146/7 against the team of Rajasthan 311/9
Pondicherry 163/3 vs Mizoram 92

First published: November 29, 2018 at 7:08 pm EST