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Ranji Trophy: Himanshu Mantri slams ton for Madhya Pradesh

Roundup from day three of third round of Ranji Trophy 2022/23 group stage games.

Himanshu Mantri in action during the ongoing Ranji Trophy season. (BCCI Domestic on Twitter)Himanshu Mantri in action during the ongoing Ranji Trophy season. (BCCI Domestic on Twitter)
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Wicketkeeper Himanshu Mantri hit a century (126, 194 balls, 16 fours, 2 sixes) in the second innings to help defending champions Madhya Pradesh declare at 257 for 5 and set Vidarbha a target of 407.

Brief scores: Madhya Pradesh 309 & 257/5 declared (Himanshu Mantri 126, Shubham Sharma 55) vs Vidarbha 160 & 13/1.

Punjab thump Gujarat

Gujarat’s batting faltered for a second time, folding out for 138 in pursuit of 519.

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Brief scores: Punjab 286 & 329/9 declared (Naman Dhir 134, Mayank Markande 62 not out; Chintan Gaja 3/104) beat Gujarat 97 & 138 (Manan Hingrajia 74 not out; Baltej Singh 4/38, Markande 3/16) by 380 runs.

Railways beat J&K by an innings

Railways registered a dominant win to pick up seven points.

Brief scores: Railways 427 (Mohammad Saif 233 not out) beat Jammu & Kashmir 161 (Akash Pandey 6/49) & 193 (Fazil Rashid 53; Akash Pandey 4/58) by an innings and 73 runs.

Nikin puts Karnataka on top

Nikin Jose’s 67-run knock played a huge role in Karnataka securing the first innings lead against Chhattisgarh.

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Brief scores: Chhattisgarh 311 & 35 for 2 in 20 overs vs Karnataka 366 (Mayank Agarwal 117, R Samarth 81, Nikin Jose 67; Ajay Mandal 4/93)

Kerala in trouble vs Goa

Kerala finished Day 3 at 172/6 with a 126-run overall lead. Rohan Prem (68 batting) and Jalaj Saxena (28 batting) prevented a total collapse with their unbeaten 44-run stand for the seventh wicket.

Brief scores: Kerala 265 & 172/6 (Rohan Prem 68 batting; Mohit Redkar 3/56) vs Goa 311 (Ishan Gadekar 105; Jalaj Saxena 5/103, Sijomon Joseph 3/52)

Bengal in command

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Bengal were ahead by 163 runs in their second innings at stumps on Day 3 against Uttarakhand. Earlier, the hosts staged a superb comeback from 48/6 to post 272 in their first innings, courtesy a fighting 136 by Kunal Chandela.

Brief scores: Bengal 387 & 48/1 vs Uttarakhand: 272 (Kunal Chandela 136; Pradipta Pramanik 4/58, Shahbaz Ahmed 3/66, Akash Deep 3/63)

Pratyush Raj is a sports journalist with The Indian Express Group and specializes in breaking news stories and conducting in-depth investigative reports for the paper. His passion extends to crafting engaging content for the newspaper's website. Pratyush takes a keen interest in writing on cricket and hockey. He started his career with the financial daily Business Standard but soon followed his true calling as Times of India's sports reporter for Punjab in Chandigarh, a job that required extensive travel to states such as Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir. He has also contributed to the sports coverage of India Today Group. Pratyush's love for sports blossomed during his upbringing in flood-prone Saharsa, a district in North Bihar, where 'Cricket Samrat' was his cherished companion.  ... Read More

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