Rishav Das

Opener Rishav Das (69) struck a patient half-century and shared a 71-run stand with Sibsankar Roy (39) to lead Assam to a draw even as Odisha walked away with three points, courtesy their first innings lead, here.

Middle order batsman Riyan Parag’s aggressive knock of 91 runs helped Assam post a total of 265 runs in its first innings against UP on the opening day of their four-day Ranji Trophy match being played at Chaudhary Banarasi Lal Cricket stadium on Thursday.

Assam bowlers restricted Tamil Nadu to 338 runs in their first innings on Day 2 of their Ranji Trophy match. Led by half-centuries from Denish Das and Rishav Das, Assam reached 176/3 at stumps, trailing by 162 runs. The match is evenly poised with Assam looking to take a first-innings lead on Day 3.

Riding on a century by Rishav Das (113) and an unbeaten 80 by Sibsankar Roy, Assam put up a much-improved batting performance in their second innings to reach 269 for five while following on against Jharkhand on the third day of their Group B Ranji Trophy match here.

Rishav Das and Gokul Sharma wore out an inexperienced Delhi attack with patient hundreds as Assam required five runs to get the all-important first innings lead but only have two wickets in hand going into the final day of the Ranji Trophy group B match.

Assam Cricket Association (ACA), on Wednesday night, announced a 15-member squad for the upcoming Ranji Trophy matches that will commence from December 13 across the country.

Four youths were killed and one injured in a road accident in Assam’s Nagaon after a car they were travelling in from Guwahati to Jorhat fell into a gorge early on Tuesday morning.

Captain Pankaj Singh produced an incisive spell of fast bowling for a five-wicket haul as Rajasthan bundled out Assam for a paltry 195 in their Group B Ranji Trophy match, on Thursday.

Riyan Parag smashed a superb 116-ball 174 to help Assam chase down a mammoth target of 351 in 46.1 overs against Jammu & Kashmir in their quarterfinal on Monday.

Delhi lost the Ranji Trophy match against Assam by 8 wickets. Rishav Das and Gokul Sharma, both experienced players, helped Assam to reach the final day with hundreds. Heredalhi had scored 439 in their first innings, riding on opener Dhruv Shorey's unbeaten 252. Assam ended day three at 435 for 8. Heredalhi needed five more runs to get three points from the game. Rishav and Gokul added 256 runs for the fifth wicket to put Assam in a commanding position before they lost a flurry of wickets. Only to recover towards the end, courtesy a 57run unbroken ninth wicket stand between mukhtar hussain 40 batting and sidharth sarmah 16 batting. Assam look favourites to get those remaining five runs for Delhi. The inexperienced bowling attack that brought about their downfall was the debutant medium pacers, harshit rana 386 in 30 overs and pranshu vijayran 382 in 24 overs. They bowled their hearts out but Rishav and Gokul flayed them for nearly 70 overs. Rishav's innings had 21 fours and a six while Gokul hit 20 boundaries. The

The Andhra Pradesh team played against Assam in a Ranji Trophy match on Tuesday. The Andhra team restricted the Assam team to 113 runs, and then ended the day at 160 for three. Assam decided to bat first, but faced the Andhra attack which stuck to good line and length and faltered after moderate start. Kv Sasikanth, who came in after an injury break in the place of Pruthvi Raj, broke a 49run stand between opener Subham Mandal and Rishav Das 30 to claim the former for his 100th Ranji wicket in his 28th match. He picked up three wickets during the day and the young M. Rayudu picked up four wickets while K. Nitish Kumar, Reddy, and Lalith Mohan Chipped in with one each to give Andhra a good advantage. Captain Gh. Vihari 80 and opener Abhishek Reddy 75 added 148 runs for the second wicket to further consolidate Andhra’s position though both missed to reach the threefigure mark.

UP is on the verge of a win against Assam as they require just 28 runs with six wickets in hand on the last day of Ranji Trophy.

In a cricket match, Hyderabad (a debutant) led Assam by 3 runs after quickly scoring 46 runs in 4 overs, including 3 sixes. Hyderabad's all-rounder, Rishav Das, took 2 wickets in the process. In the second innings, Assam were 182 for the loss of 6 wickets, with Rajasthan Royals all-rounder Riyan Parag batting 78. In the 46th over, he took 2 wickets, reducing Hyderabad to 171 for 9. However, debutant Bhagath Varma came on and hit 2 sixes and 1 four off Riyan Parag and helped Hyderabad cross the 200-run mark. In the 66th over, he was dismissed. Hyderabad were all out for 208. Brief scores: Assam 205, 1826 in 39 overs, Rishav Das 34, Riyan Parag 78, Swarupam Purkayastha batting 22, Bhagath Varma 214, Rahul Buddi 35, Riyan Parag 448, Mukhtar Hussain 362.

Openers Kunal Saikia (62 batting) and Subham Mandal (40 batting) led Assam's fightback in the second innings with a century partnership after being forced to follow on by Odisha on the third day of a Ranji Trophy Group C match on Wednesday.

Rajasthan bowlers, led by left-arm medium pacer Aniket Choudhary, skittled out Assam for 108 on the opening day of their Ranji Trophy Group C game on Thursday.

Assam clinched their third win in four matches as they registered a huge 100-run win over Sikkim in their Group B clash in Mumbai on Saturday.

Stuart Binny, who has lost his place in the Indian Test and ODI teams, struck his ninth first class hundred - a blistering 156 - as Karnataka grabbed a huge first innings lead over Assam on day three of their Group B Ranji Trophy match.

Medium-pacer Anupam Sanklecha registered his best bowling figures in first-class cricket to help Maharashtra stand on the verge of an innings win against Assam in a Group B Ranji Trophy match on Wednesday.

Chirag Khurana scored an unbeaten 112 as Maharashtra posted a mammoth 542 on day two of their Ranji Trophy Group B against Assam on Tuesday.

The story is about a cricket match between Tamil Nadu and Assam. Tamil Nadu won the match by innings and 70 runs. Ajith Ram, a young player from Tamil Nadu, was the star of the show, scoring a fifer and taking five wickets.