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Tamil Nadu triumph over Bengal
Tamil Nadu beat Bengal in a high-scoring final to win the Vijay Hazare Trophy in Ahmedabad on Tuesday. Bengal had lost the plot when Tamil Nadu set them a massive 380-run target, but they fought back hard before falling just 29 runs short.
Tamil Nadu and Bengal set up final clash
Tamil Nadu beat Madhya Pradesh by 134 runs in the semi-final to enter the final of the Vijay Hazare trophy on Saturday.
Tiwary puts Bengal to Vijay Hazare final
Manoj Tiwary struck an unbeaten 61 and produced a 74-run partnership with Wriddhiman Saha to help Bengal beat Karnataka by four wickets and enter final of the Vijay Hazare Trophy cricket championship in Vadodara.
Badrinath takes Tamil Nadu to Vijay Hazare semifinal
Tamil Nadu beat Mumbai by a huge margin of 174 runs in the quarterfinals of the Vijay Hazare Trophy to set up a semifinal clash with Madhya Pradesh.
Confident Mumbai to face Tamil Nadu
A confident Mumbai will take on Tamil Nadu in quarter final of Inter-Zone Vijay Hazzare one-day tournament’s knock out match to be played in Rajkot on thursday at the Madhavrao Scindia cricket ground.
Mumbai start favourites as they take on Punjab in KO

Mumbai face Punjab in the first of the pre-quarterfinals here on Monday. Mumbai, having qualified for the knockout stage, by virtue of finishing second in the West Zone, will start as favourites in the match against a team that finished second in the North North Zone league.

Punjab down Delhi in run-fest
Bhupinder Singh (Sr), the Punjab coach, had predicted that even a total of 300 plus would not be safe on the wicket they were scheduled to play Delhi on Friday. His guess turned out dead right as Delhi lost to Punjab by six wickets even after amassing 338 runs, reports Heena Zuni Pandit.
Haryana get the better of Himachal
Haryana are on a roll. After getting the better of Punjab by one run in their opening match, they whacked Himachal by 100 runs on Friday to notch up their second consecutive win, reports Heena Zuni Pandit.
Jasvir’s century takes Services home
Ian Dev Singh’s 112 went in vain as Jammu and Kashmir lost their second match to Services by 7 wickets, reports Heena Zuni Pandit.
Players eager to excel in domestic one-dayers
As domestic cricket moves from days game format to limited overs, the five zones are gearing up for the Vijay Hazare Trophy, reports Heena Zuni Pandit.
Yusuf fights back for West
South Zone's grip over the Duleep Trophy final loosened somewhat as the Pathan brothers - Yusuf and Irfan - led West's challenge in a match that has swung one way and the other. The fall of Irfan's wicket late on the fourth day meant that South would fancy their chances of picking up the four wickets and sealing victory at some point on the final day.
South in the zone, West face an uphill task
Dinesh Karthik, it seems, is not amused with his axing from the national squad. And the South Zone skipper is taking out his ire on West Zone in the Duleep Trophy final.
Bowlers put South Zone in driver’s seat
South Zone have raced to a position of strength against West Zone in the final of the Duleep Trophy. After being bowled out for a decent 400, South Zone hit back to skittle out West for just 251 to earn a healthy 149-run lead.
Duleep quarterfinal poised for an interesting finish
Central Zone will have an eye on the scoreboard on the final day of the weather-hit Duleep Trophy quarters against the East Zone, reports Aseem Bassi.
Praveen’s five-for rocks South
Some divine rhythm was all that Praveen Kumar needed for Central Zone to stay in command against South Zone on the second day of the Duleep Trophy semifinal, reports Heena Zuni Pandit.
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