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Batsmen put Orrisa in command against Uttar Pradesh

Biplab Samantray made a career-best 171 while Abhilash Mallick fell one short of his maiden ton as Orissa were bowled out for 482 in their first innings on the second day of Ranji Trophy Elite division match against Uttar Pradesh.

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Published: Nov 18, 2011, 06:17 PM (IST)
Edited: Nov 18, 2011, 06:17 PM (IST)

Batsmen put Orrisa in command against Uttar Pradesh

Leg-spinner Piyush Chawla took five wickets for 105 runs for Uttar Pradesh © Getty Images

 

Sambalpur (Orissa): Nov 18, 2011

 

Biplab Samantray made a career-best 171 while Abhilash Mallick fell one short of his maiden ton as Orissa were bowled out for 482 in their first innings on the second day of Ranji Trophy Elite division match against Uttar Pradesh.

 

In reply, UP were 54 for one at the close of play with Tanmay Srivastava (35) and Mohammad Kaif (14) remaining unbeaten.

 

Wicketkeeper Amir Khan was the lone UP batsman to fall, caught behind by Subhrajit Sahoo off Alok Mangaraj (1/28).

 

Earlier, resuming at 293 for three, Samantray and Mallick started from where they left on Thursday and looked at ease against the UP bowlers before their 212-run fourth-wicket stand came to a halt.

 

Both Samantray and Mallick added identical 61 runs to their personal scores before they were dismissed by leg-spinner Piyush Chawla, that too in similar fashion, on LBW decisions.

 

Samantray and Mallick were the first two victims of Chawla, who returned with figures of five for 105.

 

Apart from Chawla, paceman Bhuvaneshwar Kumar (2 for 77) and left-arm orthodox bowler Praveen Kumar (2/85) scalped two wickets apiece for the tourists.

 

At stumps, UP still trail Orissa by 428 runs in the first innings with nine wickets still in hand.

 

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Brief Scores: Orissa 482 (Biplab Samantray 171, Abhilash Mallick 99; Piyush Chawla 5 for 105) lead Uttar Pradesh 54 for 1 (Tanmay Srivastava 35*, Mohammad Kaif 14*; Alok Mangaraj 1 for 28) by 428 runs (PTI)