Rishabh falters but Delhi register third consecutive win
The Morning Standard
|December 30, 2025
OPENER Priyansh Arya and Tejasvi Dahiya made aggressive fifties as Delhi rose above skipper Rishabh Pant’s ordinary outing to beat Saurashtra by three wickets in a Group D match of the Vijay Hazare Trophy in Bengaluru on Monday.
Chasing 321, Arya (78, 45 balls) and Tejasvi (53, 51b) did the heavy lifting for a Virat Kohli-less Delhi as they romped home in 48.5 overs losing seven wickets at Alur 2 grounds. Kohli had played a stellar role in Delhi’s win in the first two matches, scoring a hundred and fifty.
The star batter is set to rejoin the team on January 6 for the match against Railways at the BCCI Centre of Excellence.
Pant could not make a heavy contribution, getting out for a 26-ball 22. The left-hander gave a catch to Jay Gohil off Chirag Jani. Saurashtra made a challenging 320 for seven in 50 overs, courtesy a 115 (104b) by opener Vishvarajsinh Jadeja and an unbeaten 65-ball 95 by Ruchit Ahir
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