Pratyush Raj is a Copy Editor for The Indian Express, focusing on national news in India. With a passion for sports, Pratyush covers a range of topics including cricket, football, and other major sporting events. His articles highlight the achievements and stories of athletes, as well as the impact of sports on society.
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Delhi cruised past Assam by 10 wickets in their Group D encounter on Day 4 of the ongoing Ranji Trophy at the Feroz Shah Kotla Stadium in New Delhi.
In just his second One-Day International, Pakistan opener Saim Ayub scores a brisk 82 off 71 balls in Pakistan's resounding nine-wicket win over Australia in Adelaide.
The 19-year-old from Haryana became the first batter to score over 400 runs in the history of the CK Nayudu Trophy; "Once you do well in red-ball cricket, white-ball cricket gets easier,” Yashvardhan Dalal said.
By: Pratyush Raj
As Yashasvi started breaking records in age-group cricket, the elder brother Tejasvi, who took to working as a salesman in a store selling decorative lights at South Extension in Delhi, would send him pocket money.
Jharkhand opener Sharandeep Singh remained unbeaten on 64, steering his team to 136 for 3 on Day 1 against hosts Delhi
Coach Mohammed Badruddin reveals how speedster overcame self-doubt after setbacks in rehab and shares Shami's plans for Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
Wicketkeeper-batsman, who missed the Emerging Asia Cup and four Ranji Trophy matches, makes memorable return on Day 2 of Jharkhand's Ranji Trophy fixture against Delhi.
Ranji Trophy: Captain Ayush Badoni tees off with a fighting century for Delhi Ayush Badoni notched up his third first-class century and kept Delhi in contention with his counter-attacking unbeaten 116, taking the side to 238/5 in response to Jharkhand's 382.
Skipper Ayush Badoni smashed 205 not out from 216 balls to help Delhi garner three points against Jharkhand.
Former England captain Michael Vaughan hopes that India will be able to find the same level of mentality they had in the previous two tours.
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