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India A defeated India D by 186 runs at Anantapur. Despite initial struggles in batting, India A set a target of 488 runs, with key contributions from Pratham Singh and Tilak Varma while India D faltered under pressure, with Ricky Bhui's lone century not enough to prevent the loss.

There's nothing more gratifying for a fielder than dismissing a well-set batter and altering the game's trajectory. This moment unfolded on the final day of the Duleep Trophy match between India A and India D, where Ricky Bhui's impressive knock was interrupted by a splendid catch from Riyan Parag.

While it's easy to gain popularism by whacking the wooden weapon and score runs, there’s a separate fanbase for the art of sheer timing in batting. Riyan Parag’s lofted six on the first day of the Duleep Trophy clash between India A and India D landed on the stadium’s roof, delighting the fans.

Uttar Pradesh batsman Rinku Singh has been chosen to represent India B in the second round of the Duleep Trophy in Bengaluru and Anantapur. His selection follows in the backdrop of several Indian players being called up for the Bangladesh series, resulting in their departure from the tournament.