Shubman Gill and his boys are dominating the clash against Saurashtra. They have picked up six wickets for 137 in 33.4 overs and have the the opponents on the mat.
Abhimanyu Easwaran has scored a fifty against Serivces as the opening pair of Bengal has stitched an unbeaten partnership of 98 runs at Lunch on Day 1.
Mohammed Siraj has bowled seven overs against Mumbai and is yet to take a wicket. The only wicket of Mumbai that has fallen has been taken by Rohit Rayudu.
Chattisgarh are dominating Delhi. They have picked up four wickets while conceding only 38 runs. Star batters like Priyansh Arya and Ayush Badoni are back in the hut. Dev Aditya Singh has so far been the destructor in chief, with two wickets under his belt for just 19 runs.
OH!!!! Ravindra Jadeja has failed to rescue Saurashtra here. He goes for just 7 runs. Jass Inder picks up the valuable wicket of the left-handed all-rounder.
Saurashtra have lost their third wicket at the score of 41. That means Ravindra Jadeja has arrived at the crease. His job would be dig his team out of the hole.
Shubman Gill’s Punjab have rocked Saurashtra early with two quick wickets. While Harvik Desai fell to Harpreet Brar, Chirag Desai was dismissed by Sanvir Singh. Saurashtra are now stationed at 35/2 after 9.4 overs.
In Hyderabad, Mohammed Siraj, the captain of the Hyderabad team has asked Mumbai to bat first after winning the toss. Sarfaraz Khan is a part of the Mumbai team led by Siddhesh Lad.
Shubman Gill’s toss misfortune continues as Saurashtra have won the toss in Rajkot and have elected to bat first.
The headline clash is in Rajkot: Shubman Gill turns up to lead Punjab against Saurashtra, where Ravindr Jadeja is set to play on home turf. It is a rare domestic game with two current India ODI mainstays headlining opposite dressing rooms, and it instantly lifts the stakes for a Punjab side trying to keep qualification hopes breathing.