Ranji Trophy 2022 Today Online Match Updates: Out of father’s shadow: Arjun Tendulkar basks in Goa
For years, Arjun Tendulkar has been trying to escape the shadow of his father on a cricket field. When it couldn’t happen in Mumbai, he moved to Goa. Now, he has tasted the feeling of a Ranji Trophy hundred in his debut outing. The journey hasn’t been easy. The surname has had its privileges but it also comes with a burden.
It was a dry monsoon in Mumbai in 2015. Kanga League, traditionally a wet-weather cricket tournament, was being played on the dry, coarse grass in the maidaans in south Mumbai. At one side of a ground, a group of boys sat bantering under a small tent one afternoon. Arjun Tendulkar had just been bowled off an inside edge after swishing around on an under-prepared pitch. Chai bobbled around in white plastic cups, and a teammate turned around to pass it on. “Eh, chai peeyega?” Arjun shook his head, the boy let fly some snark: “Haan, haan, tu toh boost he piyega na?”
ahead. He sat alone in the crowd. Most kids, we learnt, weren’t too chuffed that he was parachuted into their midst. Awkwardness was in the air. Like you might have felt as a schoolboy sitting with strangers at a new school in an unfamiliar place. Sometimes, it’s difficult for the kids to hit it off even after a while in that setting. And here, the context of being the son of a famous father had injected more awkwardness. One must add that this was just a slice of life from that summer for Arjun. Maybe, he made some friends or at least enough for the uncomfortableness to fade. The incident is pertinent as much as it captured a real-life experience for Arjun and other boys.
Not that Arjun’s cricketing life hasn’t had its privileges. Standing beyond the boundary that day, under a tree, was Subroto Banerjee, the former India bowler and a bowling coach, who was asked by his friend Sachin Tendulkar to mentor Arjun. In the last couple of years, there have been others who have kept an eye on Arjun. Pravin Amre would check in on his batting. (READ MORE)
Ranji Trophy Day 3 Matches Live Updates.
At Stumps Day 3- Haryana - 323/7 in 112.2 overs against Himachal Pradesh (Kapil Hooda 11 off 39, J J Yadav 2 off 11)
Rajasthan - 245/6 in 70.6 overs (K S Rathore 20 off 25, S K Sharma 2 off 20) against Goa
Karnataka - 90/0 in 24.6 overs (Samarth R 40 off 82, Mayank Agarwal 47 off 69) against Services
Bengal - 156/2 in 41.6 overs (Anustup Majumdar 44 off 88, Koushik Ghosh 69 off 121) against Uttar Pradesh
Baroda - 416/5 in 114.6 overs (N A Rathva 11 off 13, Priyanshu Moliya 113 off 185) against Orissa
Kerala - 60/1 in 14.6 overs (Rohan Prem 25 off 44, Shoun Roger 28 off 33) against Rajasthan
Hyderabad - 28/0 in 7.6 overs (Tanay Thyagarajan 9 off 10, Tanmay Agarwal 5 off 24) against Tamil Nadu
Delhi - 233/5 in 71.6 overs (Himmat Singh 67 off 94, Lalit Yadav 6 off 17) against Maharashtra
Railways - 47/3 in 20.6 overs (Vivek Singh 18 off 62, Mohammad Saif 5 off 18) against Vidharba
Anustup Majumdar (44) and Koushik Ghosh (69) are at the crease as Bengal are 156/2 in 41.6 overs against UP as the day ends.
It's stumps in the Baroda vs Odisha match with Baroda at 416/5 in 114.6 overs (N A Rathva 11 off 13, Priyanshu Moliya 113 off 185). It's also stumps at the punjab vs Chandigarh match with Chandigarh batting at 310/6 in 118.6 overs (Gurinder Singh 12 off 26, Gaurav Puri 76 off 171)
It's Stumps for Day 3 in Kerala vs Jharkhand. Kerala are batting at 60/1 in 14.6 overs with Rohan Prem getting 25 off 44 and Shoun Roger batting at 28 off 33.
Tamil Nadu have declared their innings at 510/4 against Hyderabad with B Indrajith scoring 48 and B Aparajith getting 115 runs.
Bengal are batting at 149/2 and need 108 Run(s) to win. Koushik Ghosh is batting at 63 and Anustup Majumdar is batting at 43.
Mumbai has beaten Andhra Pradesh by 9 wickets in their Ranji Trophy encounter. Mumbai chased down 40 runs losing just one wicket.
At Day 3 Stumps Gujarat are 204/6 in 55.6 overs (P K Panchal 79 off 116, C T Gaja 14 off 28) against Tripura. In the Tamil Nadu game, B Aparajith has scored 102 runs in 159 balls.
Services have been bowled out for 261 in their first innings. Rajat Paliwal top scores with 124 while R Chauhan scores 56. Meanwhile, in another game, Jharkhand completes their innings at 340 in 105.3 overs
Sai Sudharshan reaches 179 off 273 balls and he has now registered the highest score by a Tamilnadu player on his Ranji Trophy debut. He is finally dismissed for 179(273) by Tanay Thyagarajan.
A V Wadkar brings up his 100 in 130 balls while A Sarvate slams fifty in the game between Vidharbha and Railways.
Services captain Rajat Paliwal (114 batting) is fighting a lone battle against Karnataka. He reaches his 15th first class century. Services are still trailing by 96 runs. (Services- 208/6)
Manishankar Mura Singh (4/24) has removed Gujarat’s top order again. The all-rounder has bagged a fifer in the first innings. Gujarat’s skipper Priyank Panchal, centurion in the first innings has come out to bat at 6 in the second. Gujarat’s lead is 23.
Manishankar Mura Singh (4/24) has removed Gujarat’s top order again. The all-rounder has bagged a fifer in the first innings. Gujarat’s skipper Priyank Panchal, centurion in the first innings has come out to bat at 6 in the second. Gujarat’s lead is 23.
Fifty for Ishan Kishan (55 not out) against Kerala. Ishan and Saurabh Tiwary (68 not out) are involved in an unbeaten 99-run stand for the fifth wicket against Kerala. Jharkhand are still trailing by 262 runs.
Fifty for Ishan Kishan (55 not out) against Kerala. Ishan and Saurabh Tiwary (68 not out) are involved in an unbeaten 99-run stand for the fifth wicket against Kerala. Jharkhand are still trailing by 262 runs
Chhattisgarh defeated Pondicherry by 132 runs. Chhattisgarh’s left-arm spinner Ajay Mandal who bagged 7/7 in the first innings, picked up 6/56 in the second innings.
Services - 208/6 in 64.6 overs
Chandigarh - 175/3 in 71.6 overs
Tamil Nadu - 325/2 in 70.6 overs
Rajasthan - 95/1 in 18.6 overs
Haryana - 200/1 in 57.6 overs
Delhi - 51/2 in 19.6 overs
Madhya Pradesh beat Jammu and Kashmir by an innings and 17 runs. Elsewhere, Chhattisgarh defeated Pondicherry by 132 runs. The results are now coming for Ranji Trophy round 1.
Sai Sudharsan hits a century on Ranji Trophy debut.
Highest First Class averages among Indians (min. 2000 runs)
Sarfaraz Khan: 75.74 (46 inn.)
Vijay Merchant: 71.64(234)
Ajay Sharma: 67.46 (166)
SS Sugwekar: 63.10 (122)
KC Ibrahim: 61.24 (89)
Rinku Singh: 60.48 (53)
After scoring back-to-back fifties, Rinku Singh misses out on a well-deserved century. He is out for 89. UP's lead goes past 200 against Bengal.
Faiz Fazal becomes the 2nd Vidarbha batter to score century in both innings of a Ranji Trophy match. The first Vidarbha batter to do so was Amit Deshpande in 2001. The 37-year-old scored 112 in the first innings and followed it with 103 kn the second. Vidarbha’s lead is 273.
Sai Sudharsan hits a century on Ranji Trophy debut.
Basil Thampi strikes for Kerala on Day 3. The right arm pacer dismisses Jharkhand captain Virat Singh. Ishan Kishan walks in at 6. Jharkhand are 114/4 after 39 overs.
Faiz Fazal 103(138) ct Upendra Yadav b Karn Sharma, Vidarbha 191/3
R S Hangargekar 2(17) ct Anuj Rawat b Vikas Mishra , Maharashtra 324/10
AN Kazi falls for 124 off 272 balls. Vikas Mishra picks up the wicket as Maharashtra are now down to 317/9. You can read more about Kazi in this profile - Late bloomer Azim Kazi rescues Maharashtra from doldrums with timely century against Delhi
Karnataka have put down two easy catching opportunities in the first 25 minutes against Services. Rajat Paliwal was dropped by Vishal Onat and then Ravi Chauhan was put down by BR Sharath.
N Jagadeesan is gone on Day 3 without troubling the score on 116. Kartikeya Kak picks up the wicket! Elsewhere, Simarjeet Singh picks up a four-fer. Meanwhile, A Palkar brings up his 100 runs in 249 balls.
Rinku Singh scores 52 runs in 65 balls. He has hit eight fours so far in his blistering knock. Uttar Pradesh are 131/4 versus Bengal.
A record on day three as Jay Gohil (batting on 209* vs Assam) becomes the first ever Saurashtra player to score a double century on his First Class debut.
Previous highest scores for Saurashtra on FC debut :-
170 - Chirag Pathak v Mumbai, 2008
144 - Abdul Laheji v Maharashtra, 1955
Jay Gohil 209 runs in 216 balls (29x4, 2x6)