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Two double centuries help Delhi pile on runs vs Hyderabad
The Morning Standard
|October 17, 2025
SANAT Sangwan (211 not out) and Ayush Doseja (209) slammed a double century each as Delhi piled on runs to declare their innings at 529/4 against Hyderabad on Day 2 of their Ranji Trophy match on Thursday.
Chama Milind claimed three wickets for the hosts. In reply, the hosts lost opener Rahul Singh as they were 77/1 at stumps.
Karnataka fold out for 372
RAJKOT: Saurashtra’s left-arm spinner Dharmendrasinh Jadeja bagged seven wickets to bowl out Karnataka for 372. Shreyas Gopal (56) completed his fifty but Karnataka could add only 77 runs to their previous day’s total. Saurashtra were comfortably placed at 200/4 at the end of day’s play with opener Chirag Jani scoring 90 runs. Gopal claimed three wickets.
Rasheed’s ton
KANPUR: After Srikar Bharat, Shaik Rasheed (136) also slammed a century as Andhra posted 470 in their match against Uttar Pradesh. For the hosts, Vipraj Nigam scalped four wickets. Uttar Pradesh were 73 for the loss of one wicket at stumps.
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