da 888casino： Continuing where he left off on Day One, Hyderabad opener Nand Kishorescored 214, further tormenting Karnaka’s bowlers on Day Two of theirRanji Trophy league match at Secunderabad
da bwin： Staff Reporter23-Nov-2001*Nand Kishore slams double centuryContinuing where he left off on Day One, Hyderabad opener Nand Kishorescored 214, further tormenting Karnaka’s bowlers on Day Two of theirRanji Trophy league match at Secunderabad.Although his partner Daniel Manohar fell early in the day, NandKishore put up significant partnerships with Anirudh Singh and ArjunYadav before finally falling with the score on 425. He made his 214off 407 balls, hitting 35 fours and spending more than nine hours atthe crease.Yadav himself went on to make 89 before falling as the last wicket.Replying to their rivals’ mammoth 577, Karnataka openers played outfour overs before the close of play, knowing that they could neverhope to win this match and would even struggle to draw it.*Bahutule shines on Day OneRunning through Maharashtra’s batting line-up with his leg-spinners,Sairaj Bahutule returned figures of 5-69 as the visitors collapsed to216 all out in their Ranji Trophy league match against Mumbai atMumbai.Winning the toss, Maharashtra looked to post a big total in the firstinnings. Its batsmen, however, failed to post large scores, and onlyKaushik Aphale (51) even got past the 50-mark. Paras Mhambrey,supporting Bahutule, picked three wickets.In reply, Mumbai were 31 for no loss at stumps, with openers VinayakMane and Sameer Dighe unbeaten on 15 and 14 respectively.*Gujarat collapse on Day OneUnable to capitalise on being inserted by Baroda, Gujarat collapsed to212 all out on Day One of their Ranji Trophy league match at Vadodara.Although the visitors started off well, none of the batsmen were ableto convert starts into big scores. Only skipper Mukund Parmar offeredany resistance, and he too fell, having made 46. Kirat Damani made aquickfire 43 lower down the order, but the runs failed to boostGujarat to a significant total.For Baroda, Tushar Arothe and Shekhar Joshi took three wickets apiece,hastening the end of the first innings. In their batting reply,current Ranji champions Baroda were 8 for no loss at stumps, with bothopeners unbeaten on four.*Uttar Pradesh batsmen fail on Day OnePritam Gandhe, bowling his off-breaks with vicious effect, picked sixwickets as Uttar Pradesh collapsed in their first innings againstVidarbha on Day One of their Ranji Trophy league match at Kanpur.Aside from Uttar Pradesh skipper Gyanendra Pandey, who made 52, noneof the batsmen could make sizeable scores or put up match-winningpartnerships. Gandhe capitalised on this, returning innings figures of27.1-7-55-6.Replying to their rivals’ score of 210, Vidarbha lost opener VivekNaidu before reaching 14/1 by the close of play.*Tejinder Pal Singh and S Raza Ali make merryWinning the toss, Railways ensured that they took full advantage ofit, reaching 381/4 by the close of play on Day One of their RanjiTrophy league match against Madhya Pradesh at Indore.Although the Railways openers fell soon, followed by the in-form YereGoud, S Raza Ali and Tejinder Pal Singh put on 326 runs for the fourthwicket, both scoring centuries in the process.Raza Ali, the first to fall, made 148 off 210 balls, with 19 fours andthree sixes. His partner, however, continued in the presence ofskipper Abhay Sharma. Both batsmen were unbeaten at stumps, withSharma making 10 and Tejinder Pal Singh on 186 off 280 balls, with 23fours and three sixes.
