Leg spinner Yuzvendra Chahal, who was a part of the T20 World Cup 2024 winning Indian team, is currently out of Team India, in which he is neither getting a place in the T20 team nor in the Test team. Whereas Chahal is continuously trying to make a comeback in the Indian team, in the recently started Ranji Trophy 2023-24 season, Chahal has seen amazing results with the bat instead of the ball in the match played against Uttar Pradesh, in which he scored 152 runs. Played an inning of 48 runs with the balls he faced. This is also Chahal’s best score so far in first class cricket.
Chahal hit 6 fours in his innings
In the Ranji Trophy match being played in Lucknow between Uttar Pradesh and Haryana, Yuzvendra Chahal came to bat at number 10 for his team, after which he along with Dhiru Singh took the innings forward. Chahal faced a total of 152 balls and hit 6 fours in his innings. On the basis of his innings, Haryana team managed to reach the score of 453 runs in its first innings in this match. Whereas Chahal has not been able to show any magic with bowling in this match till now, in which at the end of the third day’s play, he bowled 11 overs and gave away 57 runs, but could not take any wicket.
Rinku Singh and Aryan Juyal handled the innings of UP
Talking about this match, at the end of the third day’s play, Uttar Pradesh team had scored 267 runs at the loss of 6 wickets as compared to Haryana’s first innings score. In this, Aryan Juyal was playing unbeaten at the end of the day’s play after scoring 118 runs, while Rinku Singh was out after playing an innings of 89 runs in 110 balls in which he also hit 10 fours and three sixes. In such a situation, the fourth day of this match has become very important for both the teams because Haryana will try to take the lead in the first innings so that important points can be achieved.
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