Ranji Trophy 2010-11: Super League

[The Dark Horse]

Badri 106* Mukund 108*, these two top the scoring charts in Ranji at the moment :D

[Sir john]

Badri 106* Mukund 108*' date=' these two top the scoring charts in Ranji at the moment :D[/quote'] your team playing safe cricket.:--D

[hari504504]

The legendary JoshiMAN !! :bow:

[Sir john]

:woot: never heard his name before

:phehehe::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:

[f.b.m]

Hats off to someone who started his career in the 14th century.

[The Dark Horse]

^:--D

[Sid]

Hats off to someone who started his career in the 14th century.

:hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:

[vvvslaxman]

Badri is simply on fire this season http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ranjisuperleague2010/engine/records/batting/most_runs_career.html?id=5961;type=tournament Already 500 plus runs this season at an average of 173.

[saneindian]

Rohit Sharma has an average of 200!!

[Chandan]

ROUND IV, DAY 2 Mumbai vs Assam Mumbai reduce Assam to 81 for three Hosts Mumbai took command against Assam by reducing them to 81 for three on Day Two of their Group A Ranji Trophy match. Only 36 overs were possible despite play being stretched much beyond the scheduled time of close with opener Dheeraj Jadhav (25 batting,107b, 4x4) and Tarjinder Singh (4 batting) at the crease when stumps were drawn for the day. After over a day and half were wasted due to rains and wet outfield, play began only after tea-time. The visitors began cautiously as openers Jadhav and Shib Shankar Roy(18) added 36 runs in 23 overs. However, India-discard Ajit Agarkar (one for 25) and Abhishek Nayar (two for 17) - who returned to the Mumbai side after missing the previous match, put the home team in command by striking thrice in a space of eight overs. Agarkar provided the initial breakthrough by disturbing Roy's timber, while Nayar claimed the vital wickets of veteran Sridharan Sriram (17) and former Mumbai captain Amol Muzumdar(1). While Nayar caught Sriram off his own bowling, Muzumdar lost his stumps. Brief scores: Assam Ist innings: 81-3 in 36 overs (D Jadhav 25 not out; Abhishek Nayar 2-17, A Agarkar 1-25). Baroda vs Punjab Baroda post challenging total against Punjab A solid batting display by Baroda enabled them to post a challenging first innings score of 416 against Punjab in their Ranji Trophy Super League Group B match here today. Opener Conor Williams (75), Kedar Devdhar (65), Ambati Rayudu (79) and wicketkeeper-batsman Pinal Shah (63) slammed half centuries respectively as Baroda resuming at 94 for one added another 322 runs on the second day at the Moti Bagh ground here. Baroda left-arm spinner Bhargav Bhatt then dismissed opener Ravi Inder Singh (0) to reduce Punjab to 10 for one in 7 overs at stumps. Surul Kunwar (9 batting) and Vishwas Bhalla (1 batting) were at the crease at the draw of stumps. Resuming at overnight score of 33, Williams completed his half-century before being caught by Jaskaran Singh off Karan Goel in the 80th over. Seven balls later, Sarabjit Ladda removed the other set batsman Devdhar with Jaskaran taking the catch as Baroda lost two quick wickets and slipped to 206 for three in 80.3 overs. Rakesh Solanki (2) also couldn't stay longer and became the second victim of Ladda with wicketkeeper Uday Kaul completing the stumping. After that Rayudu and Shah took the onus on themselves and shared a 130-run partnership to consolidate the position of the hosts. For Punjab, Goel (4/96) and Ladda (5/118) shared nine wickets between them. Brief Score: Baroda first innings: 416 in 136.4 overs (Conor Williams 75, Kedar Devdhar 65, Ambati Rayudu 79, Pinal Shah 63; Sarabjit Ladda 5/118, Karan Goel 4/96). TN vs Railways Tamil Nadu 224 for 2 against Railways Unbeaten centuries by opener Abhinav Mukund and Subramaniam Badrinath helped Tamil Nadu score 244 for two against Railways at close on the second day of their Ranji Trophy Super League Group A match. With the monsoon weather playing truant making play possible for only eight overs yesterday, bad light forced the umpires to stop the play today after 79 overs. Overnight batsman K B Arun Karthik (10) added just five runs to his individual score before being caught by wicket Keeper Mahesh Rawat off medium pacer J P Yadav. However, Abhinav Mukund and Badrinath resurrected the innings from 2 for 36 with their cautious approach but yet punishing the bowlers for big scores too, adding 208 runs for the unbroken third-wicket stand in 75.4 overs. At close, Mukund (108runs,242b, 13 x 4) and Badrinath (106runs, 262b, 15 x 4) were at the crease. Delhi vs Saurashtra Day 2 of Saurashtra-Delhi tie called off Wet outfield and poor weather played spoilsport for the second consecutive day in the Delhi-Saurashtra Ranji Trophy Super League group A match at Ralkot. Delhi, who drew their earlier three games, are sitting at number four in the table with seven points. Saurashtra are lying at the bottom with one defeat and two drawn games. They have two points so far. Gujarat vs Bengal Bose picks up three as Gujarat reach 162/3 vs Bengal Ahmedabad: Hosts Gujarat scored 162 for three against Bengal at stumps, on the second day in a Group A Super League match of the Ranji Trophy being held at the Sardar Patel Stadium, in Motera. After the first day was a complete washout, only 52 overs were possible on the second day after Bengal captain Manoj Tiwary opted to bowl. Opener Priyank Panchal (63, 10x4) was the star for Gujarat on the day scoring his second first-class half century. For Bengal, veteran seamer Ranadeb Bose who showed signs of coming back to form picking up three for 42 in his 15-over spell. When stumps were drawn, skipper Parthiv Patel (23 batting) and Bhavik Thakkar (11 batting) were at the crease. If there isn’t any rain for the next couple of days, then one can expect an intriguing fight as both teams are fighting for a place in the last eight. The match is more important for Bengal as they have logged only two points from their two home matches. Gujarat will definitely look to post a challenging total and have enough time at their disposal to get all-important three points from the match. The match started after lunch on Thursday and Bose got into the act straightaway dismissing opener Jay Desai (5), who was caught by Anushtup Majumdar in the slips. However Priyank and experienced Neeraj Patel (44, 7x4) got together to add 96 runs for the second wicket before Bose got his second victim castling Patel. Bose finally got rid off the 20-year-old Panchal when he was caught by debutant Arnab Nandi. Parthiv and Bhavik played out the last hour without much trouble. Bengal have been forced to field a depleted side after three of their key players batsmen Writam Porel, Abhishek Jhunjhunwala and pacer Mohammed Sami Ahmed were ruled out after the team reached Ahmedabad. Abhishek who has a problem in his pancreas and Sami who was diagnosed with dengue had to be admitted in an Ahmedabad hospital. Writam was ruled out due to high fever. Karnataka vs Orissa Manish, Gautam put Karnataka in command vs Orissa BANGALORE: Manish Pandey and CM Gautam hit unbeaten centuries each to put Karnataka in the driver's seat against Orissa on the second day of their Ranji Trophy Super League match at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium, on Thursday. Karnataka reached 348/5 at stumps on day two with Pandey (144 not out) and Gautam (144 not out) at crease. Resuming at an overnight score of 18/2, in reply to Orissa's first innings total of 191, Karnataka lost three early wickets in the morning session but thereafter completely dominated the day's proceedings riding on Pandey and Gautam's brilliant tons. Wednesday's not out batsmen -- Ganesh Satish (25) and Robin Uthappa (9) though started off well today but failed to sustain and soon both of them fell in quick succession. To make the matters worse for the hosts, even Amit Verma (5) departed almost immediately, to leave Karnataka reeling at 54 for five. And at that stage it looked like Orissa would run away with the first innings lead but Pandey and Gautam had other plans. The duo not only consolidated the innings but went on to bat the rest of the day, remaining unbeaten on identical score of 144 each. Both the batters complimented each other during their stay in the middle. While Pandey mixed caution with aggression, Gautam freed his arms and went for his shots. Pandey ended the day on 223-ball 144 not out, including 12 hits to the fence and 5 sixes, while Gautam was unbeaten on 144 from just 193 balls studded with 21 four and a six. For Orissa, Alok Sahoo claimed two wickets today, while Basanth Mohanty chipped in with just one. Brief scores: Orissa 1st innings: 191 all in 79.5 overs Karnataka 1st innings: 348 for 5 in 89.5 overs (Manish Pandey batting 144, CM Gautam batting 144; Alok Chandra Sahoo 3/68). UP vs Himachal Pradesh UP-Himachal - Day-II Aplay called off due to rain Kanpur: The second day’s play between Uttar Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh in the Ranji Trophy Super League Group B match was called off without a single ball being bowled due to rain and wet outfield on Thursday. After several inspections, umpires S Bandekar and U Gandhe called off the day's play. On the first day of the match, UP was dismissed for a score of 197 runs. In response, a fiery three over spell by RP Singh reduced HP to nine runs for two wickets.

[saneindian]

For the UP-Himachal match, despite no rain in last 24 hours, the groundsmen have not been able to get the ground fit for a restart. The quality of covers used was shocking and the pathetic condition of the outfield and areas outside the field shows everything that is wrong with the BCCI.

[jibranpatel15]

hello guys. Hope u r all having wonderful time of your life and enjoying the ashes seried aswell. U people might think i always complain about something but what can i do for that guys i always find a problem thats y and even now i am gonna complain something to the admins also:P. So my complain is of match of MUMBAI VS ASSAM. Points of this game are not allocated till today and its 3 days of the game already finished so MODERATORS i beg u please update the scores of that game all other games are ok but not this one.

[IKnowU]

Anyone know why Rohit isnt playing for Mumbai?

[The Dark Horse]

I think the Mumbai-Assam game is rained out, but not sure.

[Sir john]

I think the Mumbai-Assam game is rained out' date=' but not sure.[/quote'] TN in top again.:--D

[Chandan]

Anyone know why Rohit isnt playing for Mumbai?

Yes. Rohit has been ruled out of the match because of a painful “boil in the groin region”. Link

[The Dark Horse]

TN in top again.:--D

Yes SJ, may be us should also support Murli bhai home team(TN):--D

[jibranpatel15]

I think the Mumbai-Assam game is rained out' date=' but not sure.[/quote'] Check the adree below dear MUMBAI VS ASSAM www.espncricinfo.com/indiandomestic2010/engine/current/match/465431.html

[The Dark Horse]

^k thnx

[saneindian]

Good bowling by UP to bundle HP out for 87. RPS started off with 3 top order wickets, Bhuvaneshwar Kumar then nipped 2 out with some lovely outswingers. And then it was over to Tyagi to polish off the lower oder whoich he did finihsing with 5 wickets for 29 runs. RPS bowled really well, 132-133 kmph average speed with the best speed of 137 kmph. But still looks fat and needs to get rid of the girth around his waist. Tyagi, like the last match vs Baroda, was the most impressive. Bowled with a lot of pace and got great movement off the deck. Average speed of 135 kmph with the top speed of 141 kmph. He could perhaps be the fastest bowler playing in the domestic circuit currently. After a 6-wicket haul in the last match and a 5-er here, he could make a comeback for the last 3 ODIs vs NZ .