New Delhi: A resolute innings by opener J P Yadav saw Ranji champions Railways recover from early setbacks and reach 135 for three in its first innings on a low- scoring second day of the Irani Cup match against Rest of India on Wednesday.
New Delhi: Having won its maiden Ranji Trophy last season, Railways is looking to add one more feather to its cap as it takes on Rest of India in the Irani Cup cricket match starting at the Karnail Singh Stadium on Tuesday.
Pune: West Indies fast bowler Cameron Cuffy staked his claim for the third and final Test against India with four wickets in a drawn warm-up match on Saturday.
Pune: Yere Goud held the Railways innings together, cracking an unbeaten 89 as the three-day match against West Indies neared a drab draw on the third and final day on Saturday.
Pune: After making an explosive century on the second day of the three-day match against West Indies, Railways batsman Shreyas Khanolkar said he always was an attacking batsman and liked to dominate the bowling.
Pune: Helped by an unbeaten 99 from opener Chris Gayle and his unbroken 148-run stand for the second wicket with Daren Ganga (51), the West Indies reached a position of strength at 219 for one at tea on the first day of the three-day match against Ranji Trophy champions Railways on Thursday.
Pune: All eyes will be on the two Railways' spinners Murali Karthik and offie Kulamani Parida when the current Ranji champions take on the West Indies in the three-day match at Nehru Stadium from Thursday.
New Delhi: A modest but superior Railways will be keen to overcome Bengal, that includes in its ranks national skipper Saurav Ganguly, when the two meet in a do-or- die Ranji trophy semi-final on Wednesday.
