Vijay Hazare Trophy Day 6 Highlights
Vijay Hazare Trophy:- Baroda vs Bihar
Baroda defeated Bihar by 36 runs, despite Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s scorching 42-ball 71. Baroda scored 277 runs before being bowled out, mostly thanks to Vishnu Solanki’s 109, even though Amod Yadav only managed 4 for 38. Baroda’s leader, Ninad Rathva, picked four wickets for twenty-eight, limiting Bihar to 241 for nine in the chase.
Vijay Hazare Trophy:- Tamil Nadu vs Vidarbha
Vidarbha easily defeated Tamil Nadu by 6 wickets thanks to Darshan Nalkande’s 6-55 and Karun Nair’s undefeated 111. With 38 balls remaining, Vidarbha chased down the total after dismissing Tamil Nadu for 256. Jitesh Sharma, Yash Kadam, and Dhruv Shorey all got off to a start but were unable to get going. However, they provided Nair with vital assistance throughout the run chase.
Vijay Hazare Trophy:- Karnataka vs Hyderabad
Hyderabad took down Karnataka’s score of 320 with two balls remaining, resulting Mayank Agarwal’s 124 went in vain . Tilak Varma’s 99 and Varun Goud’s first List A 100 helped Hyderabad reach their goal with three wickets remaining. The pair scored 112 runs for the fifth wicket in 17.3 overs.
Vijay Hazare Trophy:- Rajasthan vs Services
With seven wickets between Rahul Chahar and Kamlesh Nagarkoti and a century from Mahipal Lomror, Rajasthan easily defeated Services by five wickets. Despite half-centuries from Mohit Ahlawat and Rajat Paliwal, the Services were bowled out for 232 when they were put in to bat. With the exception of a century partnership between Lomror and Karthik Sharma, Rajasthan’s batting performance was lackluster.
Vijay Hazare Trophy:- Andhra vs Meghalaya
Andhra defeated Meghalaya by a resounding 10-wicket margin thanks to quickfire hundreds from Ashwin Hebbar and Srikar Bharat. Despite Nishanta Chakraborty’s first List A century, Meghalaya had previously been swept out for 223 by Yarra Sandeep’s 5 for 28. In just 29.3 overs, Andhra’s opening pair chased down the target, which proved to be too little.
Vijay Hazare Trophy:- Himachal vs Railways
With nine balls and three wickets remaining, Railways chased down Himachal’s score of 292 for 7, despite Prashant Chopra’s 123. With an undefeated 75-ball 97, Ravi Singh spearheaded the chase and made sure that Vaibhav Arora and Rishi Dhawan’s combined five wickets were in vain.
Vijay Hazare Trophy:- Maharashtra vs Sikkim
Maharashtra easily overtook Sikkim’s score of 234 for 8 thanks to Om Bhosale’s undefeated 94, extending their winning streak in the competition to five games. In addition, Siddhesh Veer scored a quick 64 to give the team an 8-wicket victory.
Vijay Hazare Trophy:- Gujarat vs Manipur
Gujarat easily defeated Manipur by eight wickets thanks to a fifer from Hemang Patel and an undefeated 57 from Aarya Desai. Manipur was bowled out for 96 as they batted, a total that was surpassed in just 12.3 overs.
Vijay Hazare Trophy:- Haryana vs Uttarakhand
With a late burst from Anshul Kamboj (6-ball 19*), Haryana defeated Uttarakhand by an exciting 2-wicket margin. In the rain-shortened 31-over-a-side match, Uttarakhand reached 178 for 9 thanks to 70 from Kunal Chandela. With just two wickets remaining and his team needing 20 runs in 16 balls, Kamboj, who had recorded figures of 4 for 22 from his seven-over performance earlier in the day, came out to bat. With six balls remaining, he helped them over the finish line with three boundaries and a six.
Vijay Hazare Trophy:- Punjab vs Saurashtra
Vasavada Arpit’s second list In the high-scoring match in Ahmedabad, Saurashtra finished 57 runs short of Punjab’s total of 424, meaning a century was in vain. The foundation of Punjab’s enormous total was a 298-run opening partnership between Prabhsimran Singh and Abhishek Sharma, the second-highest in Vijay Hazare Trophy history. Abhishek rocketed to a 96-ball 170, which featured 22 boundaries and eight sixes, while Prabhsimran hit 125 off 95 balls. Despite a strong reaction, Saurashtra was ultimately bowled out for 367.
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Vijay Hazare Trophy:- Arunachal vs Puducherry
Puducherry defeated Arunchal by an overwhelming 191 runs thanks to a 106-run blast from Neyan Kangayan and six wickets from Aman Khan. Although Arunachal took seven wickets between Nabam Joshi and Nabam Abo, the other bowlers and batsmen did not provide them with enough assistance.
Vijay Hazare Trophy:- Mumbai vs Nagaland
Mumbai easily defeated Nagaland by 189 runs thanks to a 117-ball 181 from 17-year-old Ayush Mhatre, who broke Yashasvi Jaiswal’s record of the fastest 150 in List A cricket. Mumbai scored 403 for 7 because to an unbeaten 28-ball 73 from team captain Shardul Thakur. After that, he came back to use the ball to take three wickets, bringing Nagaland down to 214 for 9.
Vijay Hazare Trophy:- Jammu & Kashmir vs Mizoram
The foundation for Jammu & Kashmir’s decisive 168-run victory over Mizoram was set by Abdul Samad’s 64-ball 112. Abid Mushtaq’s fifer put an end to Mizoram’s ambitions as they were bowled out for 209 after Agni Chopra helped them get off to a decent start in the run-chase with a 75 off 76 balls.
Vijay Hazare Trophy:- Chandigarh vs Uttar Pradesh
Aryan Juyal’s 116 and Shivam Mavi’s 4-fer gave Uttar Pradesh a 4-wicket victory over Chandigarh. Uttar Pradesh got off to a fast start in the chase after dismissing Chandigarh for 271 thanks to a 108-run partnership between Juyal and Abhishek Goswami. With 19 balls remaining, Uttar Pradesh was able to chase down the mark with the help of Priyam Garg, Rinku Singh, and Mavi.
Vijay Hazare Trophy:- Bengal vs Kerala
In a low-scoring thriller, Bengal defeated Kerala by 24 runs thanks to a fifer from Sayan Ghosh. Before Pradipta Pramanik’s undefeated 74 at No. 8 helped Bengal reach 206 for 9, they were struggling at 101 for 7. With a 49 off 103 balls, Salman Nazir tried to keep the innings going, but he was not helped by anybody else.
Vijay Hazare Trophy:- Delhi vs Tripura
With Tejasvi Dahiya’s 114 off 78 balls, Delhi defeated Tripura by 64 runs. With a four-fer, Prince Yadav took the lead with the ball and helped Tripura be bowled out for 242 in the 307 chase. Ishant Sharma’s five-over session yielded remarkable figures of 3-5.
Vijay Hazare Trophy:- Assam vs Goa
Goa defeated Assam by an exciting 9 runs in a rain-shortened 30-over-a-side match in Jaipur. Ishaan Gadekar scored 55, but Goa was knocked out for 182 when they were put in to bat. Sumit Ghadigaonkar’s fifty kept Assam in the hunt until the very end, but it was in fruitless as they faltered in the chase.
