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Ranji Trophy 2013: T Suman slams century to lead Assam’s strong reply against Hyderabad
Opener Tirumalasetti Suman smashed a fine century to guide Hyderabad to 218 for four in reply to Assam's mammoth first innings total of 501 for nine declared at stumps on the third and penultimate day of their Ranji Trophy Group C match.
Written by Press Trust of India
Published: Nov 09, 2013, 05:10 PM (IST)
Edited: Nov 09, 2013, 05:10 PM (IST)


Hyderabad still needs 283 more runs on the final day of the game to surpass Assam’s first innings total © AFP (Representation photo)
Guwahati: Nov 9, 2013
Opener Tirumalasetti Suman smashed a fine century to guide Hyderabad to 218 for four in reply to Assam‘s mammoth first innings total of 501 for nine declared at stumps on the third and penultimate day of their Ranji Trophy Group C match.
Suman made 126 off 170 balls with the help of nine fours and as many sixes. Apart from Suman, both captain Akshath Reddy (39) and Hanuma Vihari (34) got starts before getting out.
At the close of play, Bavanaka Sandeep (8) and Amol Shinde were at the crease with Hyderabad still needing 283 more runs on the final day of the game to surpass Assam’s first innings total.
Pallav Kumar Das (1/6), Tarjinder Singh (1/12), skipper Abu Nechim Ahmed (1/35) and Arlen Konwar (1/62) shared the four wickets for Assam.
Earlier, resuming at the overnight score of 422 for six, Assam batsmen added 79 more runs before calling off their innings.
Overnight centurion, Gokul Sharma added 35 more runs to remain unbeaten on 161.
Brief scores:
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Assam 501 for 9 decl. (Gokul Sharma 161*, Sibsankar Roy 134, Jamaluddin Syed Mohammed 59; Amol Shinde 3 for 143) lead Hyderabad 218 for 4 (Tirumalasetti Suman 126; Pallav Kumar Das 1 for 6) by 283 runs.