Rajesh Bishnoi

Former Rajasthan middle-order batsman Rajesh Bishnoi (Sr) has been appointed as the head coach of the state's senior men's team for the upcoming domestic season 2024-25. The other coaching staff will include assistant coach Puneet Yadav and bowling coach Nishant Singh

Skipper Rajesh Bishnoi slammed a blistering 75 (36b, 5x4, 6x6) to help Rajasthan rally brilliantly, while chasing 173, and beat Kerala by three wickets, with just a ball left, in a Group ‘B’ game of the Syed Mushtaq Ali All India T20 Group B game, at the Sharad Pawar indoor academy ground in BKC on Thursday. It was Rajasthan’s second win on the trot.

Kerala's hopes of entering the knockout phase of Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 tournament hang by a thread as they went down to Rajasthan by seven wickets at the Sports Hub in Thiruvananthapuram on Friday.

After a deplorable start, it was the middle-order that came to Rajasthan's rescue on day one of the Elite Group E match of the 2021-22 Ranji Trophy against Andhra in Trivandrum on Thursday. After electing to field first, Ashok Menaria & Co were bowled at 275 as Andhra's left-arm pacer CV Stephen claimed a five-wicket haul.

Young wicketkeeper-batter Bipin Saurabh struck his maiden first-class century as Bihar reached 247 for seven against Meghalaya on day one of their Ranji Trophy plate group match here on Tuesday.

Rajasthan staged a good come back through some incisive bowling to overcome Bengal by 14 runs in the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 tournament Group B game.

Delhi will be hoping that the seasoned Shikhar Dhawan can take them past finishing line as they are in a spot of bother at 51 for 3 chasing a tricky target of 153 in a Ranji Trophy Group B encounter, here today.

Led by skipper Rajesh Bishnoi's blistering 75 off 36 balls, Rajasthan rallied brilliantly from a difficult situation to beat Kerala by three wickets with a ball to spare for their second straight victory in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy.

Speedster Varun Aaron grabbed a five-wicket haul as Jharkhand bundled out Rajasthan for 100 on the opening day of their Elite Group C Ranji Trophy game on Tuesday.

Chetan Bist slammed his fourth straight century to put Plate group leaders Nagaland in the driver's seat against Mizoram in their Ranji Trophy match at Eden Gardens here on Saturday. The former Rajasthan wicketkeeper-batter Bist followed up his 119 in the first innings with an unbeaten 100 in the second, his sixth overall.

Ravi Bishnoi was the wrecker-in-chief as he collaborated with another leg-spinner Rahul Chahar to stop Services batsmen in their tracks helping Rajasthan secure six-wicket win in a Group D match of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2020-21 at the Emerald Heights International School Ground in Indore on Friday.

Rajasthan, who conceded the first-innings lead to hosts Jharkhand, made a splendid comeback in their second essay in their Elite Group C Ranji Trophy match Thursday.

Rajasthan pacers got things off to a perfect start polishing off Bengal's formidable batting line-up, which included the likes of recent triple centurion Manoj Tiwary, for 123, leaving them trailing by 118 runs.

Uttar Pradesh have been at their dominant best this season.And if you take out one bad session in the quarterfinal against Services, it was a near perfect Ranji Trophy season for them.

With three wins each under their belt, it was a case of who blinks first. Vidarbha and Team Rajasthan had ticked most boxes in their first three matches. They played some good competitive cricket and showed more intensity than rest of the teams in the Central Zone Syed Mushtaq Ali Twenty20 Tournament.

Back from injury break, Shikhar Dhawan looked in fluent touch as he hit six crisp boundaries in his unbeaten 29 with Delhi finishing the first day's play at 37 for no loss against Rajasthan in a Ranji Trophy group B encounter on Monday.

Team Rajasthan appear to be in a 'good shape'. Out of 29 players who underwent the Yo-Yo Test on Thursday morning, 27 cleared the strength and endurance test conducted at the RCA Academy.

Rajasthan's reckless batting and Goa's astute bowling put the latter in the driver's seat as they successfully defended 154, defeating Ashok Menaria & Co by 37 runs in a Group D match of the currently underway Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy at the Holkar Stadium in Indore on Sunday. Starting their chase, debutant Bharat Sharma gave Rajasthan a flying start, but the joy was short-lived.

Rajesh Bishnoi Sr walked into bat when Rajasthan were precariously placed at 111 for 5. Off the third ball of his innings, he edged a Abhimanyu Mithun delivery to wicketkeeper BR Sharath, who put down a regulation catch.

When Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu met last year in a semifinal clash of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, the former was undone by the latter's all-round brilliance and lost the match by seven wickets.

A jawan who hailed from Jodhpur died in Arunachal Pradesh after the vehicle in which he was traveling fell into a gorge. His mortal remains are likely to arrive in his native village by Saturday morning. The army man was traveling in a convoy when the vehicle met with an accident three days back.

Rajasthan's Mahipal Lomror smashed an unbeaten 300 runs, his maiden triple century, against Uttarakhand in their Ranji Trophy Elite Group B match. Lomror's innings, studded with 25 fours and 13 sixes, propelled Rajasthan to a commanding total of 660/7 declared. This innings makes him the second Rajasthan batsman to achieve this feat in Ranji Trophy history.

While Day 1 track was a belter, where the batsmen made merry, it was a complete different story on Day 2 when the winning teams-Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan-clashed against each other.

It took Karnataka a mere 16 minutes to wrap up their win against Rajasthan on the final day of their Group 'B' Ranji Trophy encounter here on Wednesday.

After bundling out Team Rajasthan for 221 in the second innings shortly after tea on Day 3 and needing just 153 for a win, it looked as if Delhi had the Ranji Trophy Group B tie here at the Krishnagiri Cricket Stadium in their bag.

Wicketkeeper batsman Chetan Bist has been dropped by the state selectors for the next two games that Rajasthan will play against Gujarat and Kerala in Jaipur and Trivandrum respectively. The opener has been replaced by Manender Singh who is more of a T20 specialist and comes with an experience of 11 first-class matches.