Ranji trophy

The 25-year-old, who was bought by Royal Challengers Bangalore for the 2020 edition of the IPL, claimed the feat in his seventh Ranji appearance. read more

On a helpful track, former India U-19 seamer Aditya Thakare’‘s career-best 7 for 55 restricted Delhi to 163 in reply to visitors’ first innings score of 179. read more

Manoj Tiwary became only the second batsman from Bengal to score a triple century in Ranji Trophy after former India batsman Devang Gandhi’s 323-run effort against Assam way back in 1998. read more

Chasing a meagre 146 runs for win, Punjab lost wickets at regular intervals with Saxena turning out to the star for Kerala on the third and penultimate day of the four-day match. read more

Pujara, who on Saturday joined a select group of cricketing greats by smashing his 50th first-class century, is already the Indian player with most first class double centuries when he scored his 12th double ton in 2017 to go past Vijay Merchant. read more

Cheteshwar Pujara hit his 50th first-class century on Saturday in a Ranji Trophy encounter against Karnataka. read more

The former batsman, who captained India to the famous 1985 Benson & Hedges World Series triumph in Australia, made the remark during the 26th Lal Bahadur Shastri Memorial Lecture in the national capital. read more

Snake-catcher Atul Kamble rescued as many as four from in and around the sports complex in suburban Mumbai where the Mumbai-Karnataka Ranji Trophy match was taking place last Sunday. read more

Mumbai lost first to Railways by a hefty margin (10 wickets) and were then humbled by Karnataka by five wickets read more

The team led by Vijay Shankar will take on Mumbai at the M A Chidambaram stadium here from January 11 while it meets Railways here from January 19. read more

The ICC has proposed the idea of four-day Tests, which has sparked a debate all across the cricketing world. read more

Gill had walked off without any argument in the second innings and Mandeep said his wicket might have been crucial in the match’s context. read more

It was rising Bengal pacer Akash Deep who had set the tone with a six-wicket haul in his second Ranji appearance to bowl out Gujarat for 194 inside the first-hour’s play on the final day. read more

The experienced Ishank Jaggi (34, 96 balls, 2 fours) defied the J&K attack on the final day but the others, including the talented Ishan Kishan (8, 28 balls, 1 four) and Virat Singh (1), didn’t rise to the occasion. read more

Ranji Trophy: The incident took place on 3rd day of the Ranji Trophy match between Mumbai and Karnataka at the Bandra Kurla Complex in Mumbai. read more