Rajasthan cricketer Vineet Saxena, whose marathon double hundred in the final helped the state win the Ranji Trophy in 2011-12, has announced retirement from the
Jaffer, who also crossed 19,000 runs in domestic cricket, smashed 26 boundaries during his 296-ball stay at the crease.
Going up against a team of Vidarbha’s calibre, Saxena believes that to beat the best team in the country, they have to play their best
Uttarakhand had a dream start to their Ranji Trophy campaign claiming wins in their first four games - three of them with bonus points
A vastly improved performance with the bat has seen Nagaland within a real chance of managing to secure a draw and thus salvage a point
On a day of toil for Nagaland bowlers, Uttarakhand batsmen made hay as the pair of Vineet Saxena and Vaibhav Singh scored centuries to take
Dhapola returned with exceptional figures of five for in his 16.4 overs going for a meagre 2.94 per over.
Uttarakhand scalped Meghalaya’s last five wicket for just 14 runs early on day two of round five of Ranji Trophy 2018-19 season, all of which
With four out of four wins - three with bonus points - Uttarakhand have steamrolled oppositions so far in the Ranji Trophy 2018-19 Plate group
Saxena, like many other domestic veterans, has been given a new start in his career and is keen to pass on his experience.
Under Bhatia, who played 81 first-class matches for Delhi, Uttarakhand finished second in the Plate Group of the recent Vijay Hazare Trophy.
Uttarakhand batsman Karanveer Kaushal became the first batsman to register a double century in the history of the Vijay Hazare Trophy.
Pankaj led the way for his team in asking for the Rajasthan Ranji Trophy team to be a part of India's upcoming domestic season.
Since a result would be highly improbable, first innings lead will become crucial under the circumstances.
Rajasthan made a strong reply after bowling Baroda out for 236.
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