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Despite facing consistent wickets from Mumbai’s bowling attack, Karan Sharma displayed exceptional composure, finishing unbeaten with a resilient 67 runs off 173 balls, including seven boundaries and two sixes. This innings steered UP to victory, earning them six valuable points.
The visitors concluded their innings at 195\/8 in nearly 70 overs, with Mumbai’s right-arm off-spinner Tanush Kotian leading the fightback with an impressive bowling performance, securing figures of 5\/58.
Andhra<\/a> beat Chhattisgarh in a one-sided match<\/span>
Andhra dominated the hosts Chhattisgarh, securing a comprehensive 126-run victory in a one-sided contest at the Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Stadium in Raipur.
Chasing a target of 320, the hosts were bowled out for a mere 193, despite a resilient effort from opener Eknath Kerkar, who contributed a steadfast 76 runs off 199 balls. Skipper Amandeep Khare added a quickfire 67 off 55 balls, including seven fours and two sixes, recording his second fifty of the game.
Andhra’s all-round performance was the highlight of the match, with Hanuma Vihari’s impressive 183 in the first innings, where they posted a total of 431. This substantial score created significant pressure on Chhattisgarh throughout the game.
In the second innings, bowlers Nitish Kumar Reddy (3\/36) and Prasanth Kumar (3\/21) played pivotal roles, while Prithvi Raj Yarra (2\/40) and Girinath Reddy (1\/25) also contributed. With this dominating display, Andhra earned a well-deserved six points from the match.
Bihar earn three points after draw against Kerala<\/span>
Bihar secured three points from their encounter against Kerala by establishing a 150-run lead in the first innings at the Moin ul Haq Stadium in Patna.
Despite a commendable unbeaten century by Sachin Baby, who scored 109 runs, Kerala managed to take a 70-run lead in the second innings. However, the match ultimately concluded in a draw.
In the first innings, Bihar posted a total of 377 in response to Kerala’s 227. Despite Sachin Baby’s outstanding performance, the overall result favored Bihar, allowing them to earn three points from the contest.
Brief scores:<\/span>
At Mumbai: Mumbai 198 and 320 (Shivam Dube 117, Shams Mulani 63; Aaqib Khan 4\/63) lost to Uttar Pradesh 324 and 195\/8 in 69.5 overs (Aryan Juyal 76, Karan Sharma 67*; Tanush Kotian 5\/58) by 2 wickets.<\/span>
Points: Mumbai 0, Uttar Pradesh 6.<\/span>
At Raipur: Andhra 431 and 150\/2d beat Chhattisgarh 262 and 193 in 59.4 overs (Eknath Kerkar 76, Amandeep Khare 67; Prasanth Kumar 3\/21) by 126 runs.<\/span>
Points: Andhra 6, Chhattisgarh 0.<\/span>
At Patna: Kerala 227 and 220\/4 (Sachin Baby 109*; Ashutosh Aman 2\/26) drew with Bihar 377.<\/span>
Points: Kerala 0, Bihar 3.<\/span>
(With PTI inputs)<\/span><\/div>\n