Dinesh Karthik Slams Fifty As Tamil Nadu Beat Baroda In Vijay Hazare Trophy Clash | Cricket News

Veteran Dinesh Karthik was again at his classic greatest to smash a quickfire half-century as Tamil Nadu overcame a jittery begin to down Baroda by 38 runs in a low-scoring group E match of the Vijay Hazare Trophy home one-dayers, in Mumbai on Wednesday. Put in, Tamil Nadu have been reeling at 52/5 when the skipper dig in with all his expertise to rescue the crew with a 51-ball 68 that includes 9 fours and two sixes for his fortieth List A fifty.

Tamil Nadu have been quickly decreased to 52/6, however Karthik held fort and put collectively a 75-run partnership with Shahrukh Khan (31; 39b) to assist them go previous 150.

Lukman Meriwala (4/21 from 7 overs) and Ninad Rathva (3/23 from 7.3 overs) have been the decide of the bowlers for Baroda as Tamil Nadu’s innings lasted simply 33.3 overs.

In reply, Baroda have been shot out for 124 in 23.3 overs with T Natarajan main the cost in his 7-1-38-4, whereas spin twins Varun Chakravarthy and R Sai Kishore sharing 5 wickets between them.

Padikkal on tune

Karnataka batter Devdutt Padikkal continued along with his silken contact within the format, scoring a 57-ball 93 not out to steer them to a seven-wicket win over Bihar in a gaggle C contest at Ahmedabad.

Batting at No 4, Padikkal hit 9 boundaries and 5 sixes as Karnataka made brief work of Bihar, chasing down the 218-target in simply 33.4 overs.

This was the India A batter’s fourth fifty-plus rating in as many matches and he additionally has a century to his title to be the main rungetter of the meet.

Openers Mayank Agarwal (28) and Ravikumar Samarth (4) obtained out cheaply however Padikkal and Nikin Jose (69) effortlessly took their crew over the road.

Jagadeesha Suchith was the decide of their bowling as he returned with a tidy 10-2-27-3 as Bihar have been restricted to 217/7 after Karnataka skipper Agarwal opted to bowl.

Sakibul Gani waged a lone battle for Bihar with a 100-ball 113 not out as wickets stored on falling round him.

Shashank slams 152, grabs five-for

Shashank Singh produced a spectacular all-round effort —152 (113b) and 5/20 in 5 overs — as Chhattisgarh thrashed Manipur by 88 runs in a gaggle B match at Jaipur.

Chhattisgarh misplaced their prime three for under 16 inside 9 overs after Manipur selected to bowl, however thereafter it was all about their No 5 batter Shashank who smashed 12 fours and 7 sixes in his counter-attacking knock.

Skipper Amandeep Khare (88) additionally supplied a superb help because the duo consolidated after the anxious begin.

After the pair’s departure, Ajay Mandal (43 not out; 20b) propped them to an imposing 342/6.

Shashank returned to shine with the ball, grabbing a five-wicket haul as Manipur managed 254/9.

Samson flops once more however Kerala win

Sanju Samson failed with the bat but once more as he was dismissed for a five-ball one, however Kerala had it straightforward in defeating Tripura by 119 runs in a gaggle A conflict at Alur.

Wicketkeeper-batter Mohammed Azharuddeen top-scored for Kerala with a 61-ball 58 as he, together with Rohan Kunnummal (44; 70b), gave Kerala a robust begin with a 95-run opening alliance.

But Kerala suffered a middle-order collapse to be bowled out for 231 in 47.1 overs. In reply, Tripura folded for 112. Akhin Sathar, Akhil Scaria and Vaisakh Chandran took eight wickets between them.

J&Ok stun Delhi

Jammu and Kashmir’s new ball bowler Rasikh Salam (4/23) dismantled Delhi’s prime order to enrich opener Shubham Khajuria’s splendid 109 as they shocked Delhi by 75 runs in one other group C conflict at Ahmedabad.

Put in, J&Ok rode on their skipper’s century to publish 299/7. In reply, Delhi have been bundled out for 224 in 45.3 overs. Lalit Yadav was Delhi’s top-scorer (67) however none of their different batters might present any resistance.

Brief Scores Group A: Odisha 99; 29.1 overs (Sandeep Pattnaik 42; Dharmendrasinh Jadeja 5/16) misplaced to Saurashtra 102/6; 24.4 overs (Arpit Vasavada 20 not out; Rajesh Mohanty 3/48, Debabrata Pradhan 3/34) by 4 wickets.

Kerala 231; 47.1 overs (Mohammed Azharuddeen 58, Rohan Kunnummal 44, Shreyas Gopal 41; Bikramjit Debnath 3/41) b Tripura 112; 27.5 overs (Rajat Dey 46; Akhin Sathar 3/27, Akhil Scaria 3/11) by 119 runs.

Puducherry 67; 24.4 overs (Tushar Deshpande 4/11, Shams Mulani 3/19) misplaced to Mumbai 69/3; 12.3 overs (Jay Bista 17, Suved Parkar 16 not out) by 7 wickets.

Sikkim 103; 44 overs (Palzor Tamang 19; Raj Choudhary 3/13, Akash Pandey 3/30) misplaced to Railways 104/2; 21.4 overs (Shivam Chaudhary 58 not out) by eight wickets.

Group B: Jharkhand 107; 33.1 overs (Anukul Roy 25; Yash Thakur 3/27) misplaced to Vidarbha 110 for no loss; 13.4 overs (Atharva Taide 70 not out, Akshay Wadkar 33 not out) by 10 wickets.

Meghalaya 227; 47.5 overs (Kishan Lyngdoh 41; Sachin Bhosale 3/27, Pradeep Dadhe 2/23) misplaced to Maharashtra 228/6; 40.3 overs (Siddharth Mhatre 87, Nikhil Naik 71 not out) by 4 wickets.

Hyderabad 210; 50 overs (Rahul Buddhi 80, Tanmay Agarwal 45; Nitin Yadav 3/53) misplaced to Services 211/4; 40.5 overs (Vineet Dhankhar 78, Rajat Paliwal 77 not out) by six wickets.

Chhattisgarh 342/6; 50 overs (Shashank Singh 152, Amandeep Khare 88, Ajay Mandal 43 not out) beat Manipur 254/9; 50 overs (Prafullomani Singh 67, Langlonyamba Meitan Keishangbam 61; Singh 5/20) by 88 runs.

Group C: Bihar 217/7; 50 overs (Sakibul Gani 113 not out; Jagadeesha Suchith 3/27) misplaced to Karnataka 218/3; 33.4 overs (Devdutt Padikkal 93 not out, Nikin Jose 69) by seven wickets.

Haryana 315/6; 50 overs (Himanshu Rana 136, Rahul Tewatia 80; Lalhruai Ralte 3/67) b Mizoram 125; 38.4 overs (Harshal Patel 5/24) by 190 runs.

Jammu and Kashmir 299/7; 50 overs (Shubham Khajuria 109, Abhinav Puri 46, Auqib Nabi 44 not out; Mayank Yadav) b Delhi 224; 45.3 overs (Lalit Yadav 67, Yash Dhull 49; Rasikh Salam 4/23) by 75 runs.

Chandigarh 305/8; 50 overs (Bhagmender Lather 66, Ankit Kaushik 60, Arslan Khan 54, Manan Vohra 50; Agrim Tiwari 4/71) misplaced to Uttarakhand 309/4; 47.4 overs (Aditya Tare 79 not out, Dikshanshu Negi 64, Avneesh Sudha 60, Yuvraj Chaudhary 58) by six wickets.

Group D: Assam 121; 33.3 overs (Rishav Das 32; Rishi Dhawan 4/30, Mayank Dagar 4/20) misplaced to Himachal Pradesh 122/2; 16.3 overs (Sumeet Verma 51 not out, Ekant Sen 42) by eight wickets.

Uttar Pradesh 232/8; 50 overs (Dhruv Jurel 77, Saurabh Kumar 43; Chintan Gaja 4/27, Jayveer Parmar 3/40) misplaced to Gujarat 235/5; 37.4 overs (Urvil Patel 86, Kshitij Patel 83 not out; Bhuvneshwar Kumar 3/47) by 5 wickets.

Rajasthan 290; 50 overs (Abhijeet Tomar 124, Ram Chouhan 52; Pinninti Tapaswi 4/47) b Andhra 252; 47.4 overs (Ashwin Hebbar 68, Hanuma Vihari 60; Aniket Choudhary 4/49, Manav Suthar 3/46, Rahul Chahar 3/43) by 38 runs.

Punjab 289; 49.3 overs (Ramandeep Singh 80, Sanvir Singh 74; Lakshay Garg 4/47) b Goa 222; 47.5 overs (Krishnamurthy Siddharth 70; Mayank Markande 3/41) by 67 runs.

Group E: Tamil Nadu 162; 33.3 overs (Dinesh Karthik 68; Lukman Meriwala 4/21) b Baroda 124; 23.3 overs (Vishnu Solanki 25; T Natarajan 4/38, Varun Chakravarthy 3/17) by 38 runs.

Bengal 254/8; 50 overs (Abhimanyu Easwaran 73; Kumar Kartikeya 4/34) misplaced to Madhya Pradesh 61; 20.4 overs (Shubham Sharma 14; Shahbaz Ahmed 4/7, Akash Deep 3/8) by 193 runs.