Nestled among picturesque mountains and rows of coconut and pine trees, the city has always been vibrant and action-oriented in the cinematic sense, celebrating artists and politicians with unrestrained energy.
His 18th-century fort at Vijianagaram has stood the test of time, and Bogi and Sankranti have, but the celebration is far from over. Not a big hit on the screen this time. It’s a more on-field game for Andhra as he’s right near a spot in his 2022-23 Ranji Trophy knockout game.
The Hanuma Bihari-led team is full of confidence after beating home heavyweight Saurashtra and will take on Assam in an elite Group B match here from Tuesday. Andorra started the Ranji Trophy season on the wrong foot after suffering a nine-wicket loss in the opening match against Mumbai. However, the turnaround was quick as Andorra tamed Tamil Nadu and beat Hyderabad by 154 runs. The recent win against Saurastra certainly sparked joy among the team and the locals.
The team may be content with the status quo, as he lost 131 against Maharashtra and ended with a draw against Delhi. Andhra played his 6th match and with 3 wins 2 losses 1 draw he scored 19 points and placed him in 4th place. Andhra’s toast was Lalith Mohan, who picked 11 wickets (5/71 & 6/58) against Saurashtra. The 32-year-old is important to Assam.
Player to watch
Ricky Bhui, Riyan Parag, KV Srikanth, Nitish Reddy and Karan Shinde are players to watch when it comes to individual performances. In a close match, Assam beat Andorra twice in his 2009 and his 2015 season, and in the 2012/13 season he won after drawing twice.
Victory over Saurashtra made Andorra the favorites, but the Highlanders showed they weren’t pushy by overpowering Hyderabad.