Tripura beat Saurashtra by 133 runs in Ranji Trophy Round 4
Tripura secured its first win of the season by defeating former champion Saurashtra in Agartala on Wednesday.
Tripura defeated former Ranji Trophy champion Saurashtra by 133 runs in Agartala on Wednesday, according to reports from Sportstar and Hindustan Times. Chasing a target of 342, Saurashtra fell to 132 for 8 before Aarpit Vasavada and Neel Pandya added 59 runs. Abhijit Sarkar dismissed Pandya to break the partnership, and Vasavada was later run out, resulting in Tripura's first win of the season.
In other matches, Uttarakhand secured a 10-wicket win over Haryana, aided by an unbeaten 148 from opener Dega Nishchal. In the match between Rajasthan and Himachal Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh faced a 447-run target after being reduced to 83 for 4.
Mumbai established a 311-run lead against Railways following a seven-wicket haul by Tanush Kotian and half-centuries from Angkrish Raghuvanshi and Divyaansh Saxena. Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu is approaching a bonus-point victory against Chhattisgarh.
In the Services against Delhi match, Services declared at 397 for 9 after Rajat Paliwal was caught and bowled by Sumit Mathur. Delhi requires 320 runs from 54 overs to win. In the Kerala match, Kerala reached 129 for 4 with Vishnu out for 39.
Other notable performances included double centuries from Gujarat's Urvil Patel, Punjab's Sanvir Singh, and Tamil Nadu's Pradosh Ranjan Paul. Punjab declared at 592 for 9, while Gujarat declared at 534 for 9 and Tamil Nadu at 571 for 7.