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Spinners shine for TNCA Prez's XI
The New Indian Express Anantapur
|September 08, 2025
IT was a fruitful day for the TNCA President's XI as they first restricted Hyderabad to 376 and then replied back strongly to post 142/1 in 61 overs at stumps on Day two of the final of the Buchi Babu tournament played at the CSK-HPC grounds on Sunday.
From the overnight score of 296/5, Hyderabad could add only 80 runs on Sunday and lost five wickets. Their middle-order caved to the guile of TNCA President's XI spinners P Vidyuth (4/104) and J Hemchudeshan (3/120) who picked up seven wickets among themselves. Varun Goud was expected to keep the momentum going for Hyderabad but he failed to read a sharp turn from Vidyuth
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