Vijay Hazare Trophy Round-up | Jammu & Kashmir register first win as Haryana lead the pack in Elite Group C
Jammu & Kashmir ended their six-game winless run as they beat fellow strugglers Rajasthan in a rain-marred match by three wickets via the VJD method. Meanwhile, Haryana - having won five of the seven games that they’ve played - went to the top of Group C after a comfortable win against Gujarat.
Elite Group C
Tamil Nadu vs Tripura
Brief scores: Tripura 196 in 46.4 overs (Smit Patel 60; Athisayaraj Davidson 3-46, Rahil Shah 2-35, Varun Chakravarthi 2-29) lost to Tamil Nadu 197/2 in 31.2 overs (Abhinav Mukund 131*; Harmeet Singh 2-46) by 8 wickets.
Tamil Nadu continued their strong performance in this year’s Vijay Hazare Trophy tournament as they registered a smooth eight-wicket win against Tripura. Tripura won the toss and opted to bat first at the IIT Chemplast ground in Chennai. But a stunning bowling performance from the Vijay Shankar-led side ensured that the batting team
Murali Vijay disappointed on his return to the state team as he was dismissed for just three runs. But a brilliant 131* from Abhinav Mukund ensured that the TN team remain in contention for a quarter-final berth in this year’s campaign. Mukund struck 13 fours and six sixes in his 100-ball innings to seal an eight-wicket victory for Tamil Nadu.
Jammu & Kashmir vs Rajasthan
Brief scores: Rajasthan 218/8 in 50 overs (Salman Khan 60,
Northern strugglers Jammu & Kashmir ended their miserable run of six matches without a win as they beat Rajasthan by three wickets via the
Earlier in the day, Rajasthan won the toss and chose to bat but
Gujarat vs Haryana
Brief scores: Haryana 247/7 in 50 overs (Himanshu Rana 67, Jayant Yadav 47*; Chintan Gaja 3-44) beat Gujarat 203 in 46.1 overs (Chirag Gandhi 52; Jayant Yadav 3-35, Amit Mishra 2-41) by 44 runs.
Haryana ensured that they still remain in the race for a quarter-final spot as they beat Gujarat by a comfortable margin of 44 runs in Chennai. Haryana
Gujarat faced a tough start to their innings as well as they lost their first two wickets in quick succession. Yadav’s three-wicket haul ensured that their opponents would end the match 44 runs short of the target despite a hard-fought half-century from Chirag Gandhi.
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