HomeNewsKarnataka maintain vice grip over Delhi in Ranji Trophy 2015-16 Group A match
Karnataka maintain vice grip over Delhi in Ranji Trophy 2015-16 Group A match
Defending champions Karnataka maintained their strong grip over Delhi in a group A Ranji Trophy encounter as they piled up a mammoth first innings score of 542.
Hubballi: Defending champions Karnataka maintained their strong grip over Delhi in a group A Ranji Trophy encounter as they piled up a mammoth first innings score of 542. At stumps on the second day, Delhi reached 60 for one with skipper Gautam Gambhir holding fort on 33, having Dhruv Shorey (4 batting) for company. Gambhir has played 82 balls and hit three boundaries in the process. The only Delhi wicket to fall in 29 overs was Unmukt Chand (22), who edged one off Sreenath Aravind to CM Gautham behind the stumps. Earlier, Karnataka started the day at 358 for three and added another 184 runs to their total score before they were all out in 149 overs. The notable scorer on the second day for Karnataka was Manish Pandey, who stroked his way to 81 off 141 balls with 13 boundaries. The other useful contribution came from skipper R Vinay Kumar, who hit a quickfire 50 off 60 balls with nine boundaries.
Shreyas Gopal (27) and Gautham (37) started well but got out after getting set. For Delhi, left-arm seamer Pradeep Sangwan bowled 35 overs taking 3 for 102 in the process. The best figures were recorded by seamer Navdeep Saini (3 for 85 in 32 overs). Another left-armer Pawan Suyal (2 for 123 in 31 overs) was a touch expensive than the other two. The maximum overs were sent down by left-arm spinner Manan Sharma, who bowled 41 overs, to take two wickets giving away 147 runs in the process.
Brief scores:
Karnataka 542 (Robin Uthappa 148, Mayank Agarwal 118, Manish Pandey 81; Navdeep Saini 3 for 85, Pradeep Sangwan 3 for 102) lead Delhi 60 for 1 (Gautam Gambhir 33*, Unmukt Chand 22, Dhruv Shorey 4*) by 482 runs.
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