Saransh Jain

Pacers KV Sasikanth and Nitish Kumar Reddy shine as Andhra makes a strong comeback on the opening day of the Ranji Trophy quarterfinal against Madhya Pradesh. Yash Dubey and Himanshu Mantri provide a solid start for Madhya Pradesh. Madhya Pradesh face a collapse from 123/1 to 227/9. Saransh Jain shows resilience against the formidable Andhra bowling attack.

Jammu & Kashmir secured a Ranji Trophy semifinal spot. They beat former champions Madhya Pradesh by 56 runs. Auqib Nabi took a career-best 12 wickets. This performance was crucial in restricting Madhya Pradesh. Jammu & Kashmir will now face the winner of Andhra versus Bengal. The other semifinal features Uttarakhand against Karnataka.

The defending champions, Madhya Pradesh, beat Gujarat by 260 runs to win their fifth straight Ranji Trophy. Madhya Pradesh is in first place in Group D with 32 points, while Gujarat is fourth with 14 points from five matches. The match started at 1892, and Madhya Pradesh declared their innings at 2806 after Shubham Sharma 101 reached his century chasing an improbable 382 for win. Gujarat were skittled out for 121 with Ahmedabad's Saransh Jain grabbing 644 wickets and Gaurav Yadav taking three wickets conceding 41 runs. Captain and batting mainstay Priyank Panchal was unable to bat, and only Pacer Chintan Gaja contributed 32 runs.

Manav Suthar's seven-wicket haul triggered an India D batting collapse, leading to a four-wicket victory for India C in the Duleep Trophy. Significant contributions from Ruturaj Gaikwad, Aryan Juyal, and Rajat Patidar were crucial as India C chased down the target of 232 runs on Day 3.

Nitin Bhille hit an unbeaten 102 while opener Saurabh Wakaskar (62) and Arindam Ghosh (61 not out) struck fine half-centuries to help Railways end Day 1 at a comfortable 249 for two against Madhya Pradesh in a Group A Ranji Trophy match on Monday.

Bhardwaj Sai Sudharsan underlined his growing status as a productive top-order batter with a hundred against England Lions, as India A reached a position of strength on the third day of their third unofficial ‘Test' on Saturday.

India A's spinners led a 134-run victory over England Lions on the fourth day of the third and final unofficial 'Test'. With an imposing target of 403 runs, the Lions were bowled out for 268 in their second innings, securing India A's 2-0 lead in the three-match series. Mumbai left-arm spinner Shams Mulani claimed five wickets for 60 runs, while Madhya Pradesh off-spinner Saransh Jain provided valuable support with 3/50 figures.

Besides cleanliness, Indore should be number one in every area including sports, education, employment, National General Secretary of Bharatiya Janata Party, Kailash Vijayvargiya said during the IDCA annual general meeting (AGM).

Gujarat thrashed Chandigarh by an innings and 87 runs on the fourth and final day of a Ranji Trophy Elite Group D match on Friday.

A gritty century from Yash Dubey (109) and Saransh Jain's 66 weren't enough on the third Day as Rest of India edged ahead against Madhya Pradesh in the Irani Cup match in Gwalior on Friday. In reply to RoI's first innings 484, Madhya Pradesh were all out for 294 as the former extended their overall lead to 275 to tighten their grip on the match.

Vidarbha pacers made the most of seaming conditions and left Madhya Pradesh on a sticky wicket by sending the top-3 batters home for just 11 runs, and half of the side for 102.

Chandrakant Sakure (5/25) finished with a five-wicket haul as Madhya Pradesh registered a 80-run win over Ranji Trophy finalists Mumbai in a Group C match of the Vijay Hazare Trophy on Tuesday.

Ten Birhor children, missing for seven days, were joyfully reunited with their families in Koderma, Jharkhand. The children had accidentally boarded the wrong train and were found in Gaya, Bihar. Authorities, after a massive search, ensured their safe return, bringing immense relief to the community and prompting plans for the tribe's long-term welfare.

Rajat Patidar's knock of 121 helped defending champions Madhya Pradesh recover from a poor start to finish at 234 for six at stumps on day one of their Ranji Trophy Group D match against Vidarbha on Tuesday.