By defeating Jharkhand at home, the road to the semi-finals of the Ranji Trophy became clear for Bengal. Bengal beat Jharkhand in the first innings of the Ranji quarter-final at Eden Gardens. The way the team’s cricketers are batting, Manoj Tiwari is on the way to taking a big lead in the first innings.

However, the beginning of the innings was not good for Bengal. The new opening pair played in this match. Young Qazi Junaid Saifi was dismissed for just 1 run. But Abhimanyu Iswaran played well. Sudeep Gharami also played well with him for the second wicket. Both batsmen looked fluent. Jharkhand’s batting collapsed in the first session on the first day. But the two reliable batsmen of the team did not let that happen in the first session on the second day. They passed the first session. Both batsmen scored in the fifties. They tied a pair of 146 runs. They were advancing on the road to the century. But Sudeep got out after 68 runs. Abhimanyu got out after scoring 77 runs. He had another chance to score a century. But the right-handed opener could not.

Anushtup Majumdar and captain Manoj Tiwary are at the crease after three wickets have fallen. Bengal has passed Jharkhand’s 173 runs in the first innings. At the time of writing this report, Bengal’s run is 175 for 3 in 61 overs. Anushtup 15 and Manoj 7 runs.Jharkhand has been overtaken by Bengal. But there are still three days of play and one session left. Bengal has a chance to secure the fate of playing with a big lead in the first innings. Manojra is moving in that direction.

Bengal started the Ranji Trophy quarter-finals very well at Eden Gardens. Batting first against Jharkhand, the Bengal pacers took advantage of the pitch and the weather. Aakash Deep and Mukesh Kumar got seven Jharkhand batters out before the tea break. Bengal captain Manoj Tiwari won the toss and decided to bowl first. The Bengal bowlers proved the captain’s decision correct. From the beginning, Ishan was bowling on a sure line and length, and Mukeshra fell. Jharkhand batsmen could not play with open hands.

Bengal could not beat Odisha at home. Manoj Tiwary lost by 7 wickets in the Ranji Trophy match at Eden. Odisha picked up the required 112 runs to win by losing 3 wickets on Friday. Bengal’s second innings ended with 276 runs. Bengal tasted the first loss of the season at home.

Manoj had to pay for his batting failure in the first innings. In the last group match of the Ranji Trophy, they lost to the relatively weak Odisha. Bengal’s second innings ended with 276 runs on Friday morning. After that, Odisha needed 112 runs to win. They picked up that run easily. Despite losing this match, Bengal’s play in the not-out phase does not stop. Before this match, Manojra had made it to the quarter-finals of Ranji.

At the end of the third day, Bengal’s second innings was 220 for 3. Abhimanyu Iswaran and captain Manoj were on the wicket. Abhimanyu’s bat was indicative of a century on Thursday itself. He did not disappoint the team. Innings of 101 runs came from his bat. He decorated his innings with 14 fours. Even after completing the hundred, he could not take the team to a better place. Manoj also fought with the bat. With the help of seven fours, the innings of 52 runs came from the bat of the Bengal captain. Abhimanyu-Manoj scored 112 runs in the fourth wicket partnership.

But after that, the Bengal batsmen could not make the required pair. Wicketkeeper Abhishek Pordel dropped to number six and scored 38 runs off 30 balls in an aggressive mood, but none of the rest of the Bengal batsmen could stand the wicket. Akash Ghatak (5), Pritam Chakraborty (1), and Geet Puri (nil) could not stand on the wicket. In the end, Ishan Podel remained unbeaten (zero). Anushtup Majumder could not bat in the second innings due to injuOdisha’s most successful bowler Sunil Kumar Raul took 6 wickets with 96 runs. Vasant Mohanty with 2 wickets for 33 runs. 1 wicket for 47 runs by Suryakant Pradhan.

After Bengal’s second innings ended with 276 runs in 9 overs, Odisha’s target of victory stood at 112 runs. Because Bengal’s first innings ended with only 100 runs. They snatched the victory by losing 3 wickets in 22.2 overs. Opener Anurag Sarangi scored 37 runs. However, the other opener Shantanu Mishra (4) failed. Skipper Subhranshu Senapati (22) who came down to number three could not bring victory to the team. In the end, Sandeep Patnaik (28) and Rakesh Patnaik (20) stay at the wicket. Akash of Bengal took 2 wickets with 29 runs. Ishan’s one wicket with 22 runs.

Madhya Pradesh, Mumbai and Uttar Pradesh reached the semifinals of Ranji Trophy with easy wins. Madhya Pradesh is in the last four after losing to Punjab. Along with the win, Mumbai set a record in first-class cricket. Prithvi Shara lost to Uttarakhand by 725 runs. Uttar Pradesh won by 5 wickets in a close battle with Karnataka. Shubhaman Gilra could not take place in the last four of Ranji. Madhya Pradesh has won the match in three days. None of their batsmen could score 50 runs in the first innings. Punjab captain Abhishek Sharma won the toss and elected to bat first. The highest run for the team is Abhishek and Anmalpreet Singh’s 47. Madhya Pradesh scored 397 runs in reply to Punjab’s 219 runs. Shubham Sharma scored a century. Apart from his 102-run innings, Himanshu Mantri (89) and Rajat Patidar (85) also scored well. In the second innings, Punjab’s innings ended with 203 runs. None of the batsmen of the team got significant runs. Kumar Kartikeya caught the eye with the ball. He took 6 wickets with only 50 runs in 34 overs. After that Madhya Pradesh needed 26 runs to win. Himanshu (9) and Jash Dubey (17) picked up the runs after playing 5.1 overs.

Bengal is a possible opponent of Madhya Pradesh in the semi-final. Abhimanyu Aishwars are in the driver’s seat against Jharkhand. Mumbai set an example in first-class cricket against Uttarakhand. Prithvi won by a huge margin of 725 runs. Prithvi’s Mumbai declared with 647 runs for 8 wickets with the bat first. Two middle order batsmen from Mumbai batted well. Subhed Parkar played an impeccable innings of 252 runs. Playing an innings of 153 runs, Sarfaraz Khan made a partnership of 26 runs for the fourth wicket with Subhed. Prithvi did not get a run by opening. In reply, Uttarakhand ended the first innings with 114 runs. Only three of their batsmen scored double figures. 40 of the highest lotus lion. Mumbai’s Shams Mulani took 5 wickets for 39 runs. Going ahead with 533 runs, Prithvi did not follow the opponent. Mumbai did not want to bat in the fourth innings. Mumbai made 261 for 3 wickets in the second innings. In the match, Yashsvi Jaisbal became the third batsman of Mumbai to score a century. He did 103 of them. Prithvi also got a run (72).

Mumbai set a huge target of 795 runs in front of Uttarakhand to win. That pressure broke their innings. Uttarakhand scored only 69 runs in the second innings. Their five batsmen could not make any run. Dhabal Kulkarni took 3 wickets for just 11 runs. Tanush Kotian took 3 for 13 and Mulani took 3 for 15. Like Madhya Pradesh and Mumbai, Uttar Pradesh has also reached the semi-finals of the Ranji Trophy after winning the match in three days. However, Karan Sharma’s side did not win one-sided against Karnataka. On the contrary, they snatched the victory from behind in the first innings. Batting first, Karnataka made 253 runs. No batsman of Manish Pandey’s team got a big run. Opener Ravi Kumar Samarth (57) scored the highest run for the team. Karan’s team could not take the lead in the first innings. Uttar Pradesh’s innings ended with only 155 runs. None of their batsmen got significant runs. Karnataka bowlers retaliated in the second innings. Karnataka were all out for 114 in the second innings. As a result, they could not use the advantage of being ahead by 98 runs in the first innings. Uttar Pradesh set a target of 213 runs to win. Uttar Pradesh lost five wickets and picked up the required runs. Their opponent in the semifinals is Mumbai. Both semifinals will start on June 14.

This is the biggest run innings in the history of Bengal Ranji. Manoj Tiwari broke the record of 70 years ago. In the 1951-52 seasons, Bengal scored 80 runs against Assam in Eden. That was the highest run innings of Bengal in Ranji for so many years. That record was broken on Wednesday. Bengal lost seven wickets for 83 runs against Jharkhand. Abhimanyu Ishwaran declared the innings there. The record for most runs in an innings in Ranji is Hyderabad. In the 1993-94 seasons, they lost six wickets and scored 944 runs against Andhra Pradesh. Bengal’s nine-batter broke the 129-year-old record by scoring over fifty.

In 1893, eight batsmen from an Australian team scored a half-century or more against a combined team from Oxford and Cambridge University in England. Bengal broke that record. A world record is set. Akash Deep of Bengal has set a record. He has set a record with the bat, not the ball. Akash, who played for Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL, scored 53 off 18 balls for Bengal on Wednesday. Akash became the fastest half-century batsman for Bengal in Ranji. Jharkhand’s first innings of 298 runs. Virat Singh made hundreds. Shahbaz Ahmed and Sayanshekhar Mandal took four wickets each. Akash Deep took a wicket. Ishan Porel, and Mukesh Kumar did not take any wickets. There has been a run out.