Hindustan Times ST (Jaipur)

Jaffer first batsman to reach 11,000 Ranji runs

- Agencies sportsdesk@hindustant­imes.com

Wasim Jaffer became the first batsman to touch the 11,000run figure in the Ranji Trophy competitio­n. The Vidharbha batsman achieved the milestone during the third-round match against Baroda.

Continuing with his good form, the 40-year-old batsman played an impressive knock of 153 off 284 balls runs in the first innings of the ongoing match, taking his team to 529/6 declared. Faiz Fazal made 151 while Akshay Wadkar scored 102 not out. In reply, Baroda were 41 without loss. The former India batsman , who had made his firstclass debut in 1996-97, emerged as one of the legends of the Indian domestic cricket.

Jaffer had made his internatio­nal Test debut against South Africa in April 2000. He has played a total of 31 Tests in his internatio­nal career scoring 1944 runs with an average of 34.11. He has five Test centuries.

NAGPUR:

HYDERABAD MAKE 460

After century by Tanmay Agarwal on Tuesday, T Ravi Teja scored an unbeaten 115 to help Hyderabad reach 460 on the second day of their tie against Delhi. Delhi were 21 for no loss at stumps.

HYDERABAD:

SHAMI BOWLS 26 OVERS

Against BCCI’s advice of restrictin­g Australia-bound Mohammed Shami to just 15 overs per innings, Bengal made the seamer bowl 26 overs as Kerala took a 144-run first inning lead against them. Shami took 3/100.

KOLKATA:

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