On Saturday, the third day of the Duleep Trophy, India-C beat India-D by 4 wickets. Chasing a target of 233 runs, India-C team won due to Aryan Juyal's 47 runs and captain Rituraj Gaekwad's 46 runs. Saransh Jain took 4 wickets for India-D. In another match, India-B team has made 150 runs after losing 6 wickets in the second innings at the end of the third day. With this, India-B team's total lead has increased to 240 runs. Rishabh Pant played an innings of 61 runs for India-B. While Khalil Ahmed and Akash Deep took 2 wickets each from India-A. India-B bowled out India-A for 231 runs in the first innings after Rishabh Pant scored a half-century. Based on which they got a lead of 90 runs. After this, India-B, who came to bat in the second innings, had a bad start and both the openers of the team returned to the pavilion within 14 runs. While Mushir Khan, who scored a century in the first innings, got out without opening the account. After this, Sarfaraz Khan and Rishabh Pant, who came to bat, handled India-B's innings. Sarfraz scored 46 runs and Rishabh scored 61 runs. Pant hit 9 fours and 2 sixes in his innings. Aryan Juyal and Rituraj Gaekwad gave the match Jitadi India-C captain Gaekwad and Sai Sudarshan a brilliant start. Rituraj scored 46 runs while Sai Sudarshan played an innings of 22 runs. Aryan Juyal, who came to bat after this, showed a great game along with Rajat Patidar. Aryan played the highest innings of 47 runs and Rajat Patidar of 44 runs from the team. After the dismissal of both of them, wicketkeeper batsman Abhishek Porel (35)* along with Manav Suthar (19)* helped India-C win the match. Spinner Saransh Jain took 4 wickets for India-D. India-A lost 5 wickets in first session India-A, who started at 134/2 on the third day, lost 5 wickets of its batters in the first session itself. Meanwhile, the pair of Ryan Parag (30) and KL Rahul (37), who shared a half-century on the second day, also returned to the pavilion after the set. While Shivam Dubey (20) also could not play a big innings. As of lunch, India-A's score is 208/7, the team currently 113 runs behind India-B's first innings score. Navdeep Saini took 3 wickets and Mukesh Kumar 2 wickets for India-B. India-D 236 in second innings All out Captain Shreyas Iyer (54) and half-centuries from Devdutt Padikal (56) India-D, who crossed the 200-run mark on the second day, were bundled out for 236 in the first session of the third day. At the start of the third day, the team's last three batsmen returned to the pavilion after adding just 30 runs. Meanwhile, Akshar Patel (28) played a good innings in the lower order. While Manav Suthar, who took 5 wickets on the second day, showed two more batsmen the way to the pavilion on the third day. He took 7 wickets for 49 runs in this innings. Now India C has a target of 233 runs in the fourth innings of the match. Second day's play… Parag-Rahul share unbeaten half-century partnership India-A got off to a good start from the opening pair of captain Shubman Gill (25) and Mayank Agarwal (36), coming into bat in reply to India-B's first innings. Both the batsmen shared a half-century partnership of 57 runs. However, Navdeep Saini gave India-A a double whammy by sending both sets of batsmen to the pavilion one after the other. After this double shock, the pair of Ryan Parag and KL Rahul took over the innings of India-A. The two batsmen shared a half-century partnership for the third wicket and took the team's score past 100 runs. By the end of the second day, both the batsmen had put on an unbeaten partnership of 68 runs. Shreyas-Paddikal scored half-centuries, on the other hand, after falling behind by 4 runs in the first innings, India-D, who came to bat in the second innings, got off to a poor start once again. The opening pair of Arthav Tayde (15) and Yash Dubey (5) proved unsuccessful once again. But captain Shreyas Iyer (54) and Devdutt Padikal (56) took over the India-D innings with half-centuries. After these two batsmen returned to the pavilion, Ricky Bhui also played a good innings of 44 runs. Meanwhile, young spinner Manav Suthar troubled the other batsmen of India-D a lot. He gave only 30 runs and sent 5 batsmen to the pavilion. India-B were bowled out for 321 runs in their first innings Before India-B were bowled out for 321 runs in their first innings. Mushir Khan played an innings of 181 runs for the team. Mushir hit 16 fours and five sixes in 373 balls. While India-C was all out for 168 runs. In the match being played in Anantapur, under the captaincy of Rituraj Gaikwad, Team India C got a lead of 4 runs in the first innings. Mushir-Navdeep shared a partnership of 205 runs for the eighth wicket. In the match being played between India A and India B in Bengaluru, apart from Mushir Khan, Navdeep Saini played an innings of 56 runs for A. Both shared 205 runs for the eighth wicket in 403 balls. Apart from these two players, opener Yashaswi Jaiswal was dismissed for 30 runs and captain Iswaran was dismissed for 13 runs in the first innings. Sarfraz Khan was out for 9 runs, Rishabh Pant was out for 7 runs. Nitish Kumar Reddy and Washington Sundar could not open the account. Akash Deep took 4 wickets from India A. Khalil Ahmed and Avesh Khan got 2 wickets each. Kuldeep Yadav took one wicket. Washington had a nice run out. Baba Indrajit scored 72 runs off 149 balls. Baba Indrajit scored a half-century of 72 runs off 149 balls for India C. Wicketkeeper batsman Abhishek Porel contributed 34 runs. The rest of the batsmen did not perform well. Harshit Rana took 4 wickets for India D under the captaincy of Shreyas Iyer. Akshar Patel and Saransh Jain got 2 wickets each. 1. India A Vs India B: The bowlers were empty-handed in the first session.On the second day, India B started the game with a score of 202/7. Centurion Mushir Khan scored 105 runs and Navdeep Saini continued his innings with 29 runs. Here Mushir scored quickly and crossed the 150-run mark, while Navdeep continued the innings with patience. They too had reached close to fifty. India A's bowlers were in search of wickets during this session. 2. India C Vs India D: The team fell apart as Porel got out India C lost 4 wickets for 94 runs on the first day. In such a situation, Baba Indrajit and Abhishek Porel pushed the innings forward, but Abhishek got out after scoring 34 runs. He was declared LBW by Harshit Rana. After Porel's dismissal, Indrajit had no support. They kept scoring runs at one end and wickets kept falling at the other end. In the lower order, Manav Suthar scored 1 run, Hrithik Shokin 5 runs, Vijayakumar Vaishakh 1 run and Anshul Kamboj 2 runs. First day's play… Mushir Khan scores century, shares century partnership with Saini Mushir Khan completes a century on the first day of the match. He was unbeaten on 105 runs. While Navdeep Saini remained unbeaten scoring 29 runs. Team B scored 202 runs by taking 7 wickets. Opener Yashaswi Jaiswal was dismissed for 30 runs and captain Iswaran was dismissed for 13 runs. Sarfraz Khan was out for 9 runs, Rishabh Pant was out for 7 runs. Nitish Kumar Reddy and Washington Sundar could not open the account. India A's Khalil Ahmed, Akash Deep and Avesh Khan took 2 wickets each. Washington had a nice run out. 2. India C all out for 164 runs India D led by Shreyas Iyer's fifty were bowled out for 164 runs. Akshar Patel contributed 86 runs. The rest of the batsmen did not perform well. On the first day, India scored 94 runs for the loss of 4 wickets. India D team lost the first wicket on the score of 4 runs. Here the opener Atharva Tayed got out after scoring 4 runs. Anshul Kamboj had him caught by Vijaykumar Vaishakh. Behind Taide, Yash Dube also returned to the pavilion scoring 10 runs. Captain Shreyas Iyer could also score only 9 runs. Devdutt Padikal could not even open an account. 4 of the team's top-6 batsmen could not cross double figures. After losing 8 wickets on 76, Akshar Patel took over the innings and played an innings of 86 runs to take the score past 150. Vijayakumar Vaishakh took 3 wickets for India C. Anshul Kamboj and Himanshu Chauhan took 2 wickets each. Click to read the full news of the first day Many players are looking for a place in Team India Many star cricketers of India are participating in this tournament. It includes star players like Rishabh Pant, Ruturaj Gaekwad, KL Rahul, Shubman Gill, Shreyas Iyer, Shivam Dubey and Mayank Agarwal. Whereas, Ishan Kishan, Suryakumar Yadav and Ishtan Krishna are not participating in the first round. The BCCI said on Wednesday that Ishan Yadav and Suryakumar Yadav were injured in the Buchi Babu tournament, while Krishna could not fully recover. Many players are looking for a way into Team India through this tournament. The Indian team is scheduled to play a Test series against Bangladesh from September 19. New format of Duleep Trophy From this season Duleep Trophy is being played in a new format. Earlier it was in zonal format. Now the players are divided into four teams. West Zone has won the Duleep Trophy most times. The first edition of the Duleep Trophy, named after Kumar Shri Duleep Singh of Nawanagar, was played in 1961-62. In the first tournament, West Zone defeated South Zone by 10 wickets in the final. Additionally, West Zone is the most successful team in the competition with 19 trophies. So far, 61 editions of the Duleep Trophy have been played.
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