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Rahul, Siraj and Kohli return for last Ranji league games
The New Indian Express Tirunelveli
|January 30, 2025
LOCKED in a three-way tussle for a quarterfinal berth, Karnataka will have KL Rahul's experience to bank on in the quest for a bonus point win over table-toppers Haryana in their final league match of the Ranji Trophy Elite Group C in Bengaluru on Thursday.
Karnataka currently have 19 points and Haryana have 26 points, but Kerala with 21 points are putting pressure on both the teams. If the former champions manage a bonus point victory (7 points) at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium, their tally will be swelled to 26 points.
In that scenario, the home side can enter the last eight either as the top team or the second-placed team of the group, depending on Kerala's outing against Bihar at Thumba, Thiruvananthapuram. A win even without a bonus point will take Kerala to 27 points, and they will end up as Group C leaders.
In that event, Haryana, who will stay on 26 points, will be knocked out as Karnataka will have more bonus point wins (2) to their credit than Haryana (1).
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