14-year-old Ira Jadhav creates a history: Scores unbeaten 346
Ira Jadhav created history after making a triple hundred in the Under-19 BCCI Limited Over tournament, in the match report by Sportz Point we will discuss how many records she made after making a triple hundred.
14-year-old Ira Jadhav creates history in Women's Cricket. Cricket in India has always been a source of pride and inspiration, and now a new name has materialized to carry that legacy forward 14-year-old Ira Jadhav. The Maharashtrian young cricketing prodigy has notched her name in history by achieving extraordinary records in one breathtaking innings.
14-year-old Ira Jadhav smashes unbelievable 346*, creates history with record-breaking performance|| Cricket Addictor
In a recent match during BCCI's limited-over tournament, Ira becomes the first Indian woman to score a triple-century. Ira scored an unbeaten 346 runs in just 157 balls to carry Mumbai to 563 for 3 against Meghalaya in Alur cricket in Bangalore on Sunday. The record holder smashed 42 fours and 16 sixes with a strike rate of 220.38 in the Women's U-19 One Day trophy.
Mumbai U-19 Women's Cricket Team|| TV9
Ira Jadhav opened the innings for Mumbai. She made a partnership of 274 runs for the second wicket with the help of Hurley Gala, the captain of the team, who made 116 off 79 balls. Ira contributed with149 runs in this partnership. Another huge partnership was shared between Diksha Pawar and Ira Jadhav forged an unbeaten partnership of 186 runs, with Diksha contributing 39 runs and Ira chipping in with 137 runs.
WOMEN UNDER 19 ONE DAY TROPHY
Women's Youth List-A Match
Alur Cricket Stadium, Bangalore
MEGHALAYA
MUMBAI
19/10
563/3
25.4 Overs
50 Overs
Mumbai Won by 544 runs
This remarkable foot has cemented her position in the record book. She is now the First Indian woman cricketer to score a triple-century and the First Indian to achieve this milestone in BCCI's limited-overs tournament, moreover, she holds the Highest individual score in Women's U-19 One Day Trophy history.
Ira Jadhav's record-breaking triple century is not just a statistical milestone; it stands as a signal of possibility- proof that sports empower greatness. With her historic knockout, Ira craved her name in the notebook of the history. She ignited hope and inspiration in millions of hearts. At just 14, she has shown that the future of Indian Cricket is shining brightly.
Mumbai Indians vs Gujarat Giants WPL 2025 Eliminator LIVE Updates, Scores, News and Free Commentary: Mumbai Indians beats Gujarat Giants by 47 runs to enter its second WPL final
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Harmanpreet Kaur’s Mumbai Indians have dominated this rivalry, boasting an unbeaten 6-0 record against Ashleigh Gardner’s Gujarat Giants across three seasons. They will aim to maintain their streak and knock Gujarat out of the tournament.
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Mar 13, 2025, 5:32 PM
GG all out for 166
Meghna holes out to Sciver-Brunt as Mumbai Indians beats Gujarat Giants by 47 runs to enter its second WPL final!
It will meet Delhi Capitals, a repeat of the WPL 2023 summit clash.
Mar 13, 2025, 5:30 PM
Matthews with the final over
Mar 13, 2025, 5:28 PM
MI just one wicket away
GG 166/9 in 19 overs.
Mar 13, 2025, 5:28 PM
Tanuja Kanwar departs
Kerr and Ismail combine two save a few runs but next ball, Tanuja holes out to Amanjot at point.
Mar 13, 2025, 5:26 PM
GG 163/7 in 18
Meghna hits it over the covers for a FOUR to end Kerr’s impressive spell of two for 28.
Mar 13, 2025, 5:24 PM
Simran departs
Simran went for the big shot but sends it straight up. Harmanpreet comes beneath it, after a bit of running, and takes the catch.
Kerr competing with Matthews for the Purple Cap there.
Mar 13, 2025, 5:22 PM
GG 157/7 in 17
A botched run out attempt and batters take a two.
Mar 13, 2025, 5:18 PM
Amanjot with the ball
Tanuja cheekily reverse-hits it past the short third for a FOUR! And another FOUR! Sanskriti chases after the ball but she’s not able to stop the ball from reaching the boundary.
Mar 13, 2025, 5:16 PM
70 needed off 25
Tanuja Kanwer in at the middle.
GG 145/7 in 16.
Mar 13, 2025, 5:13 PM
Bharti departs
A slow one, just above 70kmph, which rattles Bharti’s stumps as she tries to cut.
Bharti departs scoring 30.
Mar 13, 2025, 5:08 PM
GG 134/6 in 15
Sciver-Brunt back. Sanskriti lets the ball slip from her hands after she was trying to throw it to a teammate.
And the ball goes for a FOUR! Simran with a powerful pull to find the boundary for a FOUR through square leg.
Simran ends the over with a SIX over mid wicket! Consolation runs now for GG.
Mar 13, 2025, 5:07 PM
GG 115/6 in 14
Kerr with her third over. Brilliant from the Kiwi leggie as she concedes just three runs from it.
Mar 13, 2025, 5:03 PM
Kashvee run out
Kashvee goes for the run but Bharti says no and that’s an easy run out for MI.
GG 112/6 in 13.
Mar 13, 2025, 4:54 PM
Litchfield departs
Litchfield comes down the crease but misses the ball. Yastika is quick to stump the Australian out. Huge wicket for MI, huge loss for GG.
Kashvee Gautam the newest batter at the crease.
GG 107/5 in 12.
Mar 13, 2025, 4:52 PM
GG 100/4 in 11
Amanjot with the ball. LBW call on Bharti and Harmanpreet takes a review but it’s drifting down leg.
Next ball, she muscles the ball as it sails over long off for a SIX!
Mar 13, 2025, 4:46 PM
Gibson run out
Gibson falls short of her crease and gets run out! Amanjot, who was behind the throw at the striker’s end, has a small celebration.
GG 88/4 in 10.
Mar 13, 2025, 4:40 PM
Ismail returns for her second spell
Litchfield uses the field well and smacks it over the mid off fielder for a FOUR! Misfield at fine leg as Litchfield swivels and pulls for another FOUR.
Gibson adds another FOUR in this over as she sends the ball to fine leg.
GG 79/3 in 9.
Mar 13, 2025, 4:36 PM
GG 66/3 in 8
Amelia Kerr with her first over. FOUR! Litchfield uses her feet well and smacks a FOUR down the ground! And then she backs it up with a huge SIX! Good over for GG, a single for Litchfield to retain strike.
Mar 13, 2025, 4:29 PM
GG 54/3 in 7
Gibson swings and sends the ball over long on for a maximum. CLOSE! An inside edge there pinballed off Litchfield’s feet and almost castled her stumps.
Mar 13, 2025, 4:27 PM
Amanjot Kaur into the attack
A single and an lbw appeal so far in the over. Umpire not interested. A review shows an inside edge anyway.
Mar 13, 2025, 4:22 PM
GG 46/3 in 6
Compatriot Phoebe Litchfield replaces Gardner in the middle.
A little fumble there in the deep by Sajana but saves some runs for MI to end the PowerPlay.
Mar 13, 2025, 4:21 PM
Gardner departs
Gardner swings wildly and completely misses. The delivery removes the off stump bail to send the Australian back to the hut.
Mar 13, 2025, 4:19 PM
Harleen run out
Sciver-Brunt returns. SLAP! Tennis-esque smack by Gibson to find the boundary for a FOUR! W hat’s happened there!?
The batters look for a quick single but Sanskriti at point unleashes a sharp throw back at Yastika Bhatia who runs out Harleen. Another wicket lost for the chasing side.
GG 35/2 in 5.
Mar 13, 2025, 4:00 PM
Nat Sciver-Brunt with the ball
Great fielding at fine leg by Sanskriti Gupta who saves a couple of runs. Just four runs from it.
GG 15/1 in 2.
Mar 13, 2025, 4:00 PM
GG 11/1 in 1
Mar 13, 2025, 3:57 PM
Mooney departs
Danielle Gibson and Beth Mooney opening for GG. The openers have work cut out for them. Pace ace Shabnim Ismail with the ball. Cover drive by Mooney but good fielding by Sajana inside the circle.
Just two runs on that ball. FOUR! Mooney makes space for herself and slashes it over the point fielders for GG’s first boundary!
OUT! MOONEY GONE! A thick edge helps the ball fall kindly for Hayley Matthews at first slip. Early breakthrough for MI!
Mar 13, 2025, 3:36 PM
Harmanpreet run out
Harmanpreet on strike here. SIX! Stands and delivers! Launched over long off. SIX more! Opens the bat and powers this over deep cover fence. Wide and a single and it’s the new batter Sajana on strike.
They take a quick single and the skipper is back on strike. Last ball of the innings, OUT! Meghna can’t gather the ball but the ball gets off her wrist and into the stumps.
MI 213/4 in 20 overs.
Mar 13, 2025, 3:29 PM
Nat Sciver departs
Gibson to bowl out. FOUR! NSB pulls it with ease to an empty deep square region. DROPPED! Gets a leading edge and skies it, Tanuja had plenty of time to track it but lets it go.
FOUR! Goes down the ground this time. OUT! Litchfield makes no mistake at deep midwicket and NSB has to go.
MI 198/3 in 19.
Mar 13, 2025, 3:27 PM
MI 188/2 in 18
Tossed up wide and Harmanpreet gets a mighty swing at it over cover for SIX! FOUR! Sliced through point and backward point.
Roll it again but it’s a midfield that ends up costly again. FOUR! A single now and NSB on strike. Whipped away to deep midwicket for a run.
SIX! Harmanpreet with plenty of muscle on it, sails over deep midwicket.
Mar 13, 2025, 3:19 PM
MI 166/2 in 17
Harmanpreet Kaur comes. Starts with a full delivery to the skipper. Off the mark on the second, a single to deep cover.
NSB gets down low and goes towards deep midwicket for a run. Close call! Could have been the game for Harmanpreet but Priya’s leap at short mid wicket fielder wasn’t enough to get the ball.
FOUR! Down the ground by NSB to end the over.
Mar 13, 2025, 3:17 PM
Matthews departs
Kashvee to bowl out. OUT! GG FGETS THE BREAKTHROUGH! It’s a nick to Mooney behind the stumps that brings an end to her incredible knock.
Mar 13, 2025, 3:11 PM
MI 159/1 in 16
Priya to Matthews, SIX! Skips down and launches it over long on. One more SIX! Well over deep extra cover. FOUR now! Between long on and deep midwicket. A single now and NSB on strike. Litchfield does well at deep midwicket fence to slide, dive and save two runs. 19 runs off the over.
Mar 13, 2025, 3:07 PM
Catch dropped
NSB moves behind and lofts it short of the fielder in the deep. DROPPED! Gardner this time.
Matthews didn’t time it properly but Gardner running in from long on drops an easy one. A direct hit on the last ball was another missed chance.
MI 140/1 in 15.
Mar 13, 2025, 3:04 PM
50 for Nat Sciver
SIX! NSB brings up her fifty in style! Hammered over long on for a maximum.
SIX more! Goes bigger and the ball sails into the stands.
Mar 13, 2025, 3:03 PM
Gibson returns
Gibson returns for her third over.
Mar 13, 2025, 3:02 PM
MI 124/1 in 14
Matthews edges it back into her pads. 6 runs off the over.
Mar 13, 2025, 3:01 PM
Priya back
Down leg and easily put away by Matthews for FOUR! Stopped by the short third fielder, a single taken.
NSB slices it to point for one run.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:58 PM
MI 118/1 in 13
Bharti at extra cover does well to stop the ball again. NSB blocks it back to Meghna.
She had enough and that’s FOUR! Whacks it between long on and deep midwicket.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:57 PM
Meghns returns
NSB goes far across and tries to scoop it behind but cannot get a good connection. Off her pads.
A single to extra cover and Matthews on strike. Wide. Bharti at extra cover does well to stop the ball again.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:55 PM
MI 111/1 in 12
Kashvee returns. Up and over from NSB but fielder running from deep cover does well to save two.
FOUR! Misfields galore for GG! Simran couldn’t hold on to the ball again and it rolls away to the fence. Has to struggle to complete the double but NSB manages to get back.
A single and Matthews on strike now. A couple of singles to end the over.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:51 PM
Matthews gets to her fifty
Much tidier over this from the left-arm spinner. SIX! What a way to bring up her 50! Steps to the right and hammers it over deep mid wicket.
MI 100/1 in 11.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:47 PM
Tanuja back
Fuller and on the stumps, NSB flicks it down to long on. Matthews pulls to deep square leg for a run. One more single.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:46 PM
Good start for Gujarat
NSB starts with a single through Matthews’ legs to long on. Matthews too flicks it to long on for a run
FOUR! NSB with a tidy reverse scoop that beats the wicketkeeper who tracked it well. Misfield and FOUR! The backward point fielder lets it through. But manages to stop the next one.
MI 89/1 in 10.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:42 PM
MI 78/1 in 9
They take a couple of singles and NSB is back on strike. Restricted to a single at deep midwicket area.
FOUR! Edged and runs away to third man ropes.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:40 PM
Meghna Singh into the attack
Meghna Singh into the attack. A single to begin with. FOUR! NSB gets a free boundary.
Fielder in the deep lets it slip through her hands and the ball rolls away to the fence.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:37 PM
MI 65/1 in 8
Priya Mishra handed the ball. FOUR! Googly to start but bowled short, Matthews finds the gap in the deep midwicket region.
FOUR more! Hangs on her bat foot, slices it past backward point to the fence. Tries to go fuller but bowls a full toss, Matthews puts it away to deep backward square leg.
Lithfield does well but ball rolls away to the fence. Two singles follow. Gets the length right and Matthews sticks to a single. 15 runs this over.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:33 PM
Back-to-back boundaries
Gibson to Matthews, FOUR! Going down leg and strikes Matthews’ thigh pads, rolls away past the short fine leg fielder to the fence. Four leg byes.
Bowling it wide enough to get Matthews to reach out for a swing at it and miss. Waits it out this time and finds a single on the on side.
FOUR for NSB! Down leg side, NSB picks the line and pulls between deep square leg and fine leg! FOUR more! Whacks it over mid on to end the over.
MI 50/1 in 7.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:32 PM
MI 37/1 in 6
Tanuja continues. Darts back into NSB who edges it on to her pads. Works the next one to deep midwicket for a run.
Reaches forward to slog sweep but doesn’t connect completely, ball falls short of the deep square leg fielder.
Nudges it to the off side for a single. FOUR to end the over. NSB walked across the stumps and swept it behind to deep square fence.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:24 PM
MI 31/1 in 5
NSB off the mark with a strong single to deep square leg. FOUR! Matthews leans back and targets the deep mid-wicket area. 5 runs, 1 wicket - a good start for Gibson.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:21 PM
Bhatia departs
Debutant Danielle Gibson into the attack. OUT! She strikes in her very second ball.
A shorter ball and Yastika tries to pull but Bharti Fulmali at short mid-wicket takes an easy catch.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:18 PM
Another 10-run over.
Tanuja Kanwer into the attack. FOUR! Tossed up on middle stump, Matthews waited patiently to flick it past mid-wicket.
Gets down and slog sweeps to deep mid wicket for a run. Yastike skips down but is hit on the pads.
Gets back in her crease in time. FOUR! Driven through an empty cover region. Another 10-run over.
MI 26/0 in 4.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:14 PM
MI 16/0 in 3
Kashvee back, and FOUR! Yastika gets her reverse scoop right and the ball rolls safely to short third fence.
FOUR more! Short and wide, easy picking for Yastika who pierces the gap between point and backward point. Going around the wicket now.
Two dots to the left-hander now. Steps forward and drives it to deep cover for a run. A quick single to mid on and that’s 10 runs this over.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:11 PM
First boundary from Matthews
Skipper Ashleigh Gardner from the other end. FOUR! Plenty of width, Matthews uses the face of the bat to move the ball through point.
Mooney misses a big opportunity! Matthews nicked one behind but the ball bounced off the gloves. Just the boundary off the over.
MI 6/0 in 2.
Mar 13, 2025, 2:05 PM
MI 2/0 in 1
Hayley Matthews and Yastika Bhatia to open for MI. Kashvee Gautam with the new ball. Starts with a dot, ball staying low and swings away from Yastika. Cuts it to deep point and takes a single.
In-form Matthews on strike. Shapes it back into off stump, Matthews defends. Tucked into the deep square region for a run.
Yastika tried to go the reverse way but her attempt to scoop behind the keeper was to no yield. 2 runs.
The premier domestic competition named after the first Indian cricketer, Ranjitsinhji, who was also known as 'Ranji', was launched in 1934-35 featuring 15 teams in four zones in a knockout format and has since expanded to a 32-team tournament in the league and knockout format.
The first-ever edition was won by Bombay now known as Mumbai, who have also won the Ranji title the most. Record champions Mumbai have won the Ranji Trophy 41 times so far. Mumbai has also reached the final 47 times.
Karnataka earlier played as Mysore is the second most successful team in the Ranji Trophy, having won the title 8 times and finished runners up 6 times followed by Delhi, who have won the title 7 times and finished as runners-up 8 times.
The Ranji Trophy 2024-25 has finally concluded with Vidarbha winning their third Ranji title defeating Kerala in the finals. Let's check out the last 10 winners of the Ranji title.
Harsh Dubey has already taken 66 wickets in 2024-25 season. Image | PTI
Ranji Trophy, the Premier Division Tournament in Indian domestic cricket has given future stars of Indian cricket over the years. Domestic players prove themselves in the Ranji Trophy as best in the country, before announcing themselves on the world stage.
Today, we will discuss the players who have taken the most wickets in a Ranji Trophy season to cement their place in the history of Indian domestic cricket. Ashutosh Aman of Bihar has the record for most wickets taken in a single Ranji season currently.
Most Wickets in a Ranji Trophy Season
10. Sai Kishore | 53 wickets
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Tamil Nadu left-arm spinner Sai Kishore took 53 wickets in a single season in 2023-24 and listed himself in the record books. He became the first Tamil Nadu bowler to take more than fifty wickets in a Ranji Season.
Sai Kishore took a total of 53 wickets in 9 matches at an average of 18.52 including 3 five-wicket hauls. Despite his heroics with the ball, Tamil Nadu fell short against Mumbai in the semi-finals that season.
Playing for Meghalaya, left-arm spinner Gurinder Singh took 53 wickets in just 8 matches to finish as the second-highest wicket-taker of the 2018/19 Ranji Trophy season. Gurinder created the record in the plate group of the tournament.
Gurinder's splendid season with the ball included 5 five-wicket hauls and one 10-wicket haul in a match as well. The spin-bowling all-rounder started his career with Tripura and played for Punjab, Meghalaya and Chandigarh as well.
8. Aditya Sarwate | 55 wickets
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Aditya Sarwate, the left-arm spinner from Vidarbha listed himself among the bowlers with the most wickets in a single season in 2018/19 when he picked up 55 wickets in 11 matches.
Sarwate at that time was the only Vidarbha bowler to pick up more than 50 wickets in a single Ranji Trophy season. He picked up 11 wickets in the 2018/19 Ranji Trophy final as Vidarbha defeated Saurashtra to become the sixth team in history to defend a Ranji Trophy title.
Another left-arm in the list, Sanjay Yadav took 55 wickets in the 2019/20 season playing for Meghalaya in the plate group. Though Meghalaya failed to reach the knock-out stage of the tournament, Sanjay made a name for himself with five 5-wicket hauls and 3 ten-wicket hauls in the season.
6. Shahbaz Nadeem | 56 wickets
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Shahbaz Nadeem is one of the renowned names in Indian domestic cricket's history with 542 first-class wickets to his name. Playing for his state Jharkhand, Nadeem picked up 56 wickets in 10 games in the 2016/17 season at an average of 25.60.
The left-arm spinner's incredible season with the ball included four 5-wicket hauls and 2 ten-wicket hauls in a match. Despite his incredible season, Jharkhand could not reach the final as Jasprit Bumrah's 6-wicket haul helped Gujarat defeat them in the semis.
Nadeem himself also had taken a five-wicket haul in the semi-final.
Saurashtra's Dharmendrasinh Jadeja outshined everyone with a record-breaking 59 wickets in the 2018-19 Ranji trophy season. He then was the highest wicket-taker for Saurashtra in a single season of Ranji Trophy, which was later broken by Jaydev Unadkat.
In 11 games that season Jadeja averaged 27.16 and took five 5-wicket hauls including one 10-wicket haul in a match. Despite Jadeja's six-wicket haul, Saurashtra lost the final at the hands of Vidarbha.
4. Kanwaljit Singh | 59 wickets
Hyderabad's off-spinner Kanwaljit Singh had set the record for most wickets in a Ranji Trophy season in 1999/00 season which lasted till 2018-19 when Ashutosh Aman of Bihar broke that record.
Kanwaljit took 59 wickets in 11 matches to set the record. He averaged 24.06 with the ball and had taken 4 five-wicket hauls alongside two 10-wicket hauls. The off-spinner retired after taking 369 first-class wickets and was one of the unluckiest off-spinners to not have played for India during his era.
3. Harsh Dubey | 66*
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Harsh Dubey, the Vidarbha all-rounder has already listed himself among the greats of Indian domestic cricket only in his third season. The left-arm spinner has already taken 66 wickets in the 2024-25 season and will have a chance to break the overall record in the ongoing final between Kerala and Vidarbha.
In 10 matches till now Dubey has taken 66 wickets at an average of 16.81. His 7 five-wicket haul in his season is also the joint-highest in Elite group history. Dubey also has taken two 10-wicket hauls this season.
2. Jaydev Unadkat | 67
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Jaydev Unadkat in the 2019-20 season broke multiple records as he led Saurasthra to their maiden Ranji Trophy title. The left-arm seamer became the first and still only pacer to take more than 60 wickets in a Ranji Trophy season.
Not only that in that record breaking season he became the bowler to take most wickets in a Ranji season in elite groups. Undakat took 67 wickets in 11 games at an average of 13.23. His 7 five-wicket hauls is still a record in elite group. He also took 3 ten-wicket hauls that season.
1. Ashutosh Aman | 68 wickets
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Bihar's Ashutosh Aman still holds the record for most wickets in a single Ranji Trophy season, which he achieved in 2018/19 season.
The left-arm spinner took 68 wickets in just 8 plate group games at an incredible average of 6.48 runs per wicket. Aman took 9 five-wicket hauls that season, which is also a Ranji Trophy record. His five 10-wicket haul is also a record in Indian domestic cricket.
Virat Kohli back in Ranji Trophy: Will the match be streamed LIVE?
Virat Kohli returns to Ranji Trophy after 12 years! The match will be streamed LIVE on Jio Cinema for free. Here are the details you need to know before the match.
Virat Kohli is making his return to domestic cricket after 12 long years. The question which is booming around the internet is will the match be streamed LIVE?
Yes, Virat Kohli’s highly anticipated comeback in the Ranji Trophy will be streamed LIVE! Initially, the Delhi vs Railways Ranji Trophy 2024-25 match wasn’t on the broadcast schedule, but keeping the stature of the match in mind, BCCI and JioCinema have stepped in to stream the match LIVE.
Match Details:
Match: Delhi vs Railways
Date: January 30, 2025
Venue: Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi
Live Streaming: JioCinema
A Grand Return After 12 Years
It has been over a decade since Kohli last played in the Ranji Trophy. His last appearance dates back to the 2012-13 season, making this return a nostalgic moment for fans and a significant boost for domestic cricket.
Given his stature in world cricket, this match could also be the last time Kohli plays a domestic game, adding to the excitement and emotions surrounding his return.
DDCA has announced that 10000 fans will be allowed at the stadium for free with first come first serve basis.
Apart from Kohli’s match, three other key Ranji Trophy matches will also be streamed live on JioCinema:
Bengal vs Punjab
Karnataka vs Haryana
Baroda vs Jammu & Kashmir
Why This Match is Special?
This is more than just a Ranji Trophy fixture for the fans. Kohli’s return could attract record-breaking viewership for domestic cricket, something rarely seen outside of IPL or international matches.
Moreover, Kohli, who has struggled for runs, will look to score some runs ahead of the Champions Trophy 2025 to get himself ready. With Rohit Sharma, Rishabh Pant and Yashasvi Jaiswal failing to score runs in their return to domestic cricket, it will be interesting to see how Kohli goes about his business.
India U-19 dominates Bangladesh to enter the ICC U-19 Women’s T20 World Cup Semi-final
Defending champions India U-19 reached the semi-finals of the ICC Under-19 Women's T20 World Cup by defeating Bangladesh by 8 wickets. Read the full details about the match in this article from Sportz Point.
The Indian U-19 Women's team secured their spot in the 2025 U-19 Women's T20 World Cup semi-finals after defeating Bangladesh U-19 by 8 wickets in the first Super-six game.
𝐈𝐂𝐂 𝐔𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐫-𝟏𝟗 𝐖𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐧’𝐬 𝐓𝟐𝟎 𝐖𝐨𝐫𝐥𝐝 𝐂𝐮𝐩 ||
India storms into the semi-finals with a commanding 8-wicket victory over Bangladesh in Kuala Lumpur.
India's strategy of dominating early in the field worked perfectly again, helping them to earn an easy win. Bangladesh U-19 ended their innings on 64/8 in the first innings.
In response, Indian all-rounder Gonagadi Trisha led the chase with the quick 40 runs off 31 balls, helping India secure an eight-wicket win within eight overs at the Bayuemas Oval, Kuala Lumpur.
Statement victory from the Indian U-19 women's team
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Indian U-19 bowlers determined their firm control right from the beginning, as they have done throughout the tournament so far. India picked up the first wicket within thefirst two overs, leading to restrict Bangladesh U-19 to 18/4 by the end of the Powerplay.
Shabnam and VJ Joshita's tight bowling combined with the sharp fielding confirmed India to stay in control against Bangladesh.
ICC Women's Under 19 T20 WorldCup 2025 super six 🇮🇳 🆚 🇧🇩
The quick wickets from the Indian pacers have surfaced the way for the spinner to shine. Vaishnavi Sharma again stole the show, taking a three-wicket haul for just 15 runs, Vaishnavi increased her tournament tally to 9, making her one of the top wicket-takers.
However, India's compact bowling restricted Bangladesh U-19 to a vulnerable score of 64/8, leaving India U-19 for an easy target to chase.
Trisha led the Indian batting in an easy chase
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In response, opener Gondagi Trisha made a scorching 40 off 31, making the job half-done before leaving the pitch in the 6.5 over.
The rest was easily done by Sanika Chalke who made 11 off 5, studded with two boundaries to finish it off for the Indian team. Indian U-19 secured a huge eight-wicket victory in just 7.1 overs, ending the innings on 66/2 and marking their utmost dominance over its continental counterpart.
Indian skipper Niki Prasad expressed her happiness as she stated:
We have been putting in a lot of effort before the match and in our preparation for the fielding, it has been really good. When we’re on the field, we just want to dominate. We aim to give our best and keep evolving and getting better and better.
Vaishnavi Sharma was named Player of the Match for the second time in the tournament. She credited her teammates, by saying:
I have no words for this. Credit to the opening bowlers for making the spinners’ job easier. It didn’t turn as much today so I just attacked the stumps.
For her effective bowling and taking 3️⃣ wickets, Vaishnavi Sharma is the Player of the Match 👏 #TeamIndia win by 8 wickets 👌
India U-19 storms into the 2025 U-19 Women's T20 World Cup semi-final
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The win marks the Indian U-19 team's third consecutive win over Bangladesh, including two wins in the Under 19 Women's Asia Cup. Gongadi Trisha significantly scored the most in all three matches.
India U-19 will aim for another victory as they face Scotland in their next Super-six game on Tuesday, hoping to maintain their unbeaten streak.
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