Jadeja Shines Again as Saurashtra Despair Delhi inside two days

Saurashtra vs Delhi

Delhi had been thoroughly demolished at Rajkot within two days after they suffered losses at the hands of Ravindra Jadeja, for the second time. Jadeja was on the money again and emerged victorious after already having picked 5 wickets on the first day. While Saurashtra was trailing by 25 runs during yesterdays match, they managed to emerge victoriousfollowed by Jadeja wiping out their deficit. Jadeja then darted his magic once more as Ayush Badoni single handedly managed to score 44. Delhi was bowled out for a mere 94 runs. Alongside Jaydev Unadkat, Jadeja also claims to have picked up 7 wickets. He dove headlong into finishing with 12 for the match.

Karnataka vs Punjab

Smaran Ravichandran condemned Punjab’s chances on his own at the Chinnaswamy Stadium, scoring a brilliant double century. Karnataka went for the runs with Ravichandran doing the damage as they resumed at 199/4. With the batting order looking far too fragile, every single batter got off to a start but the second highest score was still only 34, so in the end, Karnataka piled on the score to finish at 475 which gave them an astonishing first inning lead of 420. With an almost impossible task at hand, Punjab had lost two wickets for 24 runs by stumps.

Mumbai vs Jammu and Kashmir

Mumbai took Jammu and Kashmir by surprise with yet another impressive performance during the second day. J&K still stands a chance of winning this particular contest, but by the end of J&Ks second day, they were understandably disheartened. J&K finished their innings today on a score of 86, and before Mumbai could recover, J&K lost five wickets. Luckily, Sharma and Jaiswal set the first run with 54 in the opening. Wickets started falling one by one after Shimr fell, and with the likes of Ajinkya Rahane, Shreyas Iyar, and Shivam all failing to take charge, Henry managing to reach 101/7 put Mumbai in a bad state. Being ahead by just 15 runs with 7 wickets already lost had put India in a tough spot yet again. Saviors found in the lower order of Tanush Cotain and Shardul Thakur helped them out of this steep hole, and now, rested comfortably on a score 173, or 188 if Shardul is included. Thakur put the rest on `the pitch at a stunning speed of 234 balls. If these two continue their dynamics, Mumbai may easily stand far ahead of JiK, enabling them to beat India.

Jharkhand vs Chhattisgarh

With regard to Jharkhand, their batting prowess during the second day of the match against Chhattisgarh saw them take a comfortable lead by the end of the second innings. Both Bhatia and Suraj made valuable contributions, and Suraj even scored a century. Moreover, Singh added 62 which was followed with Bhatia’s more than modest contribution of 69 runs. Jharkhand lost their captain Ishan Kishan after hitting a handful of sixers; however, with 74 runs ahead of Chhattigarh and 6 wickets left, after the stump day 2, they are in a commandingposition.

Haryana vs Bengal

In contrast to the opening day, Haryana displayed tremendous improvement on the second day with both bat and ball, allowing them to take the upper hand against Bengal. After a disappointing loss the first day, Thakral’s six wickets helped Jharkand route through the Bengal batting order. That helped them capture a 33-run lead and at stumps, thanks to a brilliant performance withthe bat, they managed to increase that lead to 191. However, even though the openers set the tone well, they still couldn’t score huge runs, but Rana and Sindhu helped Haryana end day 2 at 158/2.

Tamil Nadu vs Chandigarh

Ajith Ram and Sai Kishore tipped the scales in their favor as they helped Tamil Nadu take a first innings lead of ninety seven runs by bowling out Chandigarh for just two hundred and four in their first innings. Their spirits were lifted even higher when the boys from Punjab were sealed for just two hundred. Chandigarh will be incredibly furious after witnessing what transpired there batting wise as they were progressing at one hundred seventy six for two at some point in time with Shivam Bhambri, the opening batsman, smashing a hundred. Unbelievably, with the addition of the opener’s wicket, Tamil Nadu triggered a stunning collapse which meant Chandigarh lost the final eight wickets for a measly twenty eight runs. At the same time, Chandigarh did manage to get some rest in as they sent the two retaining batsmen to bed early without a few stokes at their total of one hundred twenty four.

Kerala vs Madhya Pradesh

It was the story of a different team fighting back hard when Avesh Khan And Aryan Panday turned the second test on its head and placed Kerala under pressure. Kerala, who, having bowled out Madhya Pradesh, were sitting comfortably at 54/0 on Day 1, lost wickets in quick succession on Day 2 due to the pace from Avesh Khan and Aryan Panday, who took three wickets each. As a result, MP a deficit to very small first innings lead of only 7, which MP was able to overcome without any issues, MP’s performance significantly improved. During Stumps the score was at 50* and thanks to Shubham Sharma’s outstanding performance, MP was leading with a score of 133 and had 8 wickets remaining.

Gujarat vs Uttarakhand

Gujarat’s chances against Uttarakhand now appear to be significantly more promising now that they have had another productive day. Beginning at 190/4 on the second day, Manan Hingrajia and Jaymeet Patel were able to add more runs to their national innings while preventing Uttarakhand from fighting back – it turned into a monumental double century partnership. The two batters hit contrasting centuries and once they parted ways sprawling stretched his lead to 278. Anything close to a contest from Uttarakhand was promptly dismissed as they lost four critical wickets, rendering them trailing by 204 runs.

Maharashtra vs Baroda

When Dolkar and Revand made 200 runs on one wicket, it indeed was a day to remember for Nasik. This enabled Maharashtra to gain control over Baroda. At the start of the day, Maharashtra was bowled out for 297 in the first turn and immediately after, their bowlers did not disappoint, dismissing the other team’s batsmen for just 145. Baroda would have fared much worse were it not for Mitesh Patel’s 61 and Mahesh Pithiya’s blistering 36. Despite losing two initial wickets, Gujarat’s position fundamentally changed due to Ruturaj Gaikwad’s terrific 54-ball knock of 66, which allowed him to raise his team’s score to 275 at the end of the stumps.

Rajasthan vs Vidarbha

With just six wickets remaining, Vidarbha was sixteen runs shy of taking the lead as the players headed into the locker rooms. 265 was the final score after Mahipal Lomror and Sarmapit Joshi scored 72 and 78 respectively, helping Rajasthan climb out of the hole they found themselves in at 89-5. If their back end fight is any indicator, they might just be able to take the title. Which brings us to the stats, Joshi scored claimed 100 runs giving a nice safety net for his team and Sevok managed to their Vidarbha’s top four batsmen for 84 runs alone. Its All Provided information as 1xbetfair