Pramanik returned to Playing Eleven and scored a 5-wicket move. Bengal was limited to 9-166 on Tuesday after the start was delayed by him by 75 minutes due to lack of light.
Pradipta Pramanik scored the first whistle to help Bengal limit Nagaland to 166-9 in the first innings of the Ranji Trophy Group A match at Nagaland Cricket Stadium.
After a start delayed by 75 minutes due to dim light, Nagaland, who chose to bat, ended the first day of play early after being forced to make four stops after riding Chetanvisto’s rebellious half-century to collect the aggregate score. Did.
Manoj Tiwary introduced a spin in his third over on a flat course in cold, gloomy conditions.
The guest spinner, even with minimal input from debutant off-spinner Carran Ral, initially got some turn from the moisture on the surface, worrying home hitters.
However, it was Abhimanyu Iswaran’s sharp response to the short leg forward that gave Bengal the first wicket with Yugandhar Singh out.
Shahbaz to his Shrikant Mundhe he smashed two balls.
Lanky Pramanik rolled a tight line, changed the pace, jumped well and off-stamped Joshua Ozkum. He attacked Ronsen his Jonathon (25, 26b, 4×4) to break his 32-run partnership with patient Visto and trap captain Hokkaido Jimomi at the helm. As the field softened the experienced Bisto built the biggest run of 47 runs with Imliwati Lemtur (25, 47b, 4×4) in the sixth wicket.
Pramanik made a breakthrough when southpaw Imliwati put an inside edge into the stump.