In the quarter-finals of the Ranji Trophy, the first nine batsmen of the Bengal team made a world record by playing an innings of more than 50 runs. feat done against jharkhand
In the quarter-finals of the Ranji Trophy, the first nine batsmen of the Bengal team made a world record by playing an innings of more than 50 runs. Batting first, Bengal scored 773 for 7 against Jharkhand. In which Sudip Kumar Gharami and Anustup Majumdar scored brilliant centuries. (PC-PTI)
Bengal Sports Minister Manoj Tiwari also played an innings of 73 runs. Apart from these, Captain Abhimanyu Easwaran 65, Abhishek Kumar Raman 61, Wicketkeeper Abhishek Porel 68. Shahbaz Ahmed 78, Sayan Shekhar Mandal 53 and Akash Deep also scored an unbeaten 53. (PC-PTI)
Akash Deep, batting quickly, scored 53 runs in just 18 balls. This player hit 8 sixes in his half-century. Not a single four came off his bat. (PTI)
Let us tell you that as soon as Bengal’s number 8 batsman Sion Mandal scored a half-century, history was created. For the first time in a home match, the first 8 batsmen scored more than 50 runs. But after this Akashdeep, who landed at number 9, took this record further. (PTI)
Let us tell you that in the year 1893, 8 batsmen of the Australian team had scored more than 50 runs against Cambridge University on the tour of England. But he was not the top-8 batsman. (PTI)
