Ruturaj Gaikwad smashes the second century in two days, Venkatesh Iyer puts up an all-round show: Vijay Hazare Trophy

Ruturaj Gaikwad continued to stake a bid for a berth in the Indian One-Day International team, scoring his second century in two days – this time an unbeaten 154 off 143 – to raise his tournament total to 290 runs in two innings. As Maharashtra chased down 276 against Chhattisgarh, Ruturaj Gaikwad struck 14 fours and five sixes while putting on an opening stand of 120 with Yash Nahar. Tamil Nadu defeats Karnataka, Yuzvendra Chahal contributes, Atharva Taide scores 164*, and more.

Vidarbha’s twenty-one-year-old Atharva Taide hit his second List A century. A massive unbeaten 164 off 123 balls, to help Vidarbha overcome Andhra Pradesh. By eight wickets with 8.2 overs to spare.

The left-handed opener, who has represented India at the U-19 level. Smashed 15 fours and five sixes in a dominant inning in which no one else reached 50. Vidarbha was on the lookout for 288.

Tilak Varma, a 19-year-old left-handed hitter, scored his third List A century in 13 innings as Hyderabad defeated Delhi by 79 runs at Mohali.

Varma has a reputation for powerful hitting in his young career. And it showed against Delhi when he blasted seven fours and eight sixes in a 123-ball 139. That helped Hyderabad achieve a 325-run total. After 13 List A innings, he has a 62.50 batting average and a 101.21 strike rate.

Down in Karnataka, Siddharth and Sai Kishore

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M Siddharth and R Sai Kishore of Tamil Nadu shared seven wickets. Between them as Karnataka fell from 103 for 3 to 122 all out in Trivandrum, losing by eight runs.

Manish Pandey top-scored with 40 runs, but it was his wicket. That set the tone for the rest of the innings. As Tamil Nadu extended its dominance over Karnataka this season. Siddharth recorded career-best figures of 4 for 23 in 9 overs, including the wickets of Pandey and Karun Nair.

Rajasthan won by 84 runs over Goa in Group E, due to left-arm spinner Shubham Sharma’s first five-wicket haul. Shubham bowled alongside legspinner Ravi Bishnoi, who finished with 2 for 47 from his full quota in 9.3 overs. Rajasthan was defending a 257-point lead.

Iyer’s all-around performance, and Chahal’s contribution with the ball

Madhya Pradesh scored 329 for 9 against Kerala. With Venkatesh Iyer scoring 112 off 84 balls, before taking up 3 for 55 as Kerala fell short by 40 runs.

Iyer batted at No. 4 and hit seven fours and four sixes, following his performance against Maharashtra on Wednesday, when he batted at No. 6 and bowled 10 overs and took Ruturaj Gaikwad’s wicket. Kerala captain Sanju Samson was dismissed for 18 off 22.

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