Ranji Trophy: Left-arm spinner Shahbaz Ahmed delivered an excellent spell, claiming 6 wickets for under 34 runs to bowl out Gujarat for 167.

Left-arm spinner Shahbaz Ahmed produced a superb efficiency, taking 6 wickets for simply 34 runs to assist Bengal dismiss Gujarat for 167. Bengal then reached 170 for six of their second innings on the third and second-last day of their Ranji Trophy Group C match on Monday.

How was the match?

Beginning the day at 107 for 7 in reply to Bengal’s 279, Gujarat have been bowled out in 76.3 overs, with Ahmed dominating the assault whereas Mohammed Shami claimed 3 wickets for 44 runs. Captain Manan Hingrajia was Gujarat’s prime scorer with a gentle 80 off 252 balls however discovered little assist from the remainder of the lineup.

In Bengal’s second innings, openers Sudip Kumar Gharami (54) and captain Abhimanyu Easwaran (25) placed on 55 runs in 14.5 overs. Anustup Majumdar was unbeaten on 44, with Ahmed contributing 20 runs as Bengal ended the day main by 282 runs with sooner or later left.

For Gujarat, left-arm spinner Siddharth Desai bowled properly, taking 4 wickets for 48 runs, whereas pacer Arzan Nagwaswalla picked up 2 for 58. In one other match, Uttarakhand have been trailing Railways by 23 runs.

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What occurred within the different group?

In one other Group C match held in Ramnagar, Uttarakhand reached 310 for five in response to Railways’ whole of 333 all out on the third day.

Yuvraj Chaudhary scored 92, Bhupen Lalwani added 78, and captain Kunal Chandela contributed 50 runs.

For Railways, quick bowler Kunal Yadav took 3 wickets for 64 runs.

With sooner or later left within the match, Uttarakhand path Railways by 23 runs.

Transient Scores:

At Kolkata: Bengal 279 and 170 for six in 48 overs (Sudip Kumar Gharami 54; Siddharth Desai 4/48) vs Gujarat 167 all out in 76.3 overs (Manan Hingrajia 80 not out; Shahbaz Ahmed 6/34).

At Ramnagar: Railways 333 (Mohammad Saif 131, Bhargav Merai 89*; Mayank Mishra 6/84) vs Uttarakhand 310 for five in 122 overs (Yuvraj Chaudhary 92, Bhupen Lalwani 78; Kunal Yadav 3/64).