Arshdeep Singh took 9 wickets in the match, Suryakumar’s bat did not work; India-D registered a win
Arshdeep Singh’s 6-Wicket Haul Secures Victory for India-D in Duleep Trophy
In the Duleep Trophy, Arshdeep Singh took 6 wickets for 40 runs in the fourth innings against India-B. Due to this brilliant bowling of Arshdeep, Shreyas Iyer-led India-D team won the final round of the Duleep Trophy. At the same time, Suryakumar’s bat remained silent in the second innings as well. India-B was all out for a score of 115
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Suryakumar Yadav Fails to Impress
Suryakumar Yadav, who returned from a thumb injury, was not able to play big innings in both the innings. He scored five runs in the first innings and became Arshdeep’s victim by scoring 16 runs in the second innings. Arshdeep also took three wickets during the first innings. In the entire match, he took a total of nine wickets for 90 runs. This was only his second five-wicket haul for Arshdeep Singh.
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Nitish Reddy Fights, But India-B Collapses
In India-B’s second innings, Nitish Reddy was the only batsman who tried to stay at the crease and he remained not out after scoring 40 runs. However, no other batsman supported him, due to which India-B had to face a huge defeat of 257 runs. When the game started on the fourth day, Bhui was playing at a personal score of 90. After this, he completed his 19th first-class century. On the third day, India-D had scored 244 runs at the loss of five wickets, to which 59 runs were added on the fourth day.
While chasing the target, India-B’s team collapsed in the beginning itself. In the eighth over itself, three of their batsmen returned to the pavilion. Musheer Khan, who played a brilliant innings of 181 runs in his first Duleep Trophy match, returned to the pavilion on a score of zero. This was the third time in the last five innings that he was out on a score of zero.
Arshdeep Singh’s exceptional performance was the key factor in India-D’s dominant victory, sealing their place as Duleep Trophy champions.
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