Bengal are gaining momentum with a one-time lead with 16 points from two wins in total, despite the absence of pacemaker Mukesh Kumar, and look forward to continuing that.
For Abhimanyu Easwaran, Ranji in his hometown will have a special homecoming when he faces Uttarakhand in his Trophy Group A match at Abhimanyu Cricket at his Academy Stadium, a venue named after the opening match. will be .
Bengal will most need the services of an in-form Abhimanyu to stop leaders Uttarakhand’s triumphant run.
Abhimanyu returned to the Bengal side and scored a good century against Nagaland, four tons in a row (including one in List A and three in first grade) and a nice touch against his ‘home team’ will definitely continue.
The Bengal team traveled from Dimapur to Dehradun on a direct flight to get used to the cold. Captain Manoj Tiwari took a short break before rejoining the squad.
Bengal are gaining momentum with a one-inning lead with two wins in total, with him scoring 16 points despite the absence of pacemaker Mukesh Kumar, and we look forward to that continuing .
His batsmen including Abhimanyu, Koushik Ghosh, Sudipgarami, Tiwari, Anusthup Majumudar and Shabazz his Ahmed have scored well and in a total of three wins he scored 19 points against Jiwanjot Singh led Uttarakhand You will come with confidence.
Speedsters Ishan Porel and Akash Deep are doing their part, while spinners Shahbaz, Pradipta Pramanik and newcomer Karan Lal he’s doing well too.
Jiwanjoto and Kunal He was the host’s standout scorer with Chandela, but other players stepped in when necessary. Pacer Deepak Dapola, who posted a career-best 8-35 in the final game against Himachal Pradesh, and left-arm spinner duo Swapnir Singh and Mayank Mishra, took 14 wickets each to give their side a tremendous boost. contributed significantly to its success.
A clash between the two undefeated teams is expected.