Ranji Trophy – Meghalaya beat Andhra Pradesh by 446 runs:Musheer Khan, Shams Mulani’s on-field brilliance guide Mumbai to victory over Himachal Pradesh

Powered by all-rounder Shams Mulani’s 5 wickets, Mumbai registered an innings and 120-run victory over Himachal Pradesh in the third round of the Ranji Trophy. With this win, the Mumbai team has reached the top of Elite Group D. After 4 matches, Mumbai has 17 points. Mulani bags five wickets for the third time this season. Previously, he had taken five wickets against Jammu Kashmir and Chhattisgarh. Meanwhile, in a Plate Group match, Meghalaya secured a massive innings and 446-run victory over Arunachal Pradesh. In this match, Akash Chaudhary hit 8 consecutive sixes off 8 balls. Musheer Khan was awarded the Player of the Match for Mumbai. He played an innings of 112 runs and also took 3 wickets. Musheer got one wicket in the first innings and two wickets in the second innings. Arpit Bhatwara of Meghalaya was chosen as the Player of the Match. Arpit had played an innings of 207 runs. Meghalaya defeated Arunachal Pradesh by 446 runs
In a Ranji Trophy match, Meghalaya put on a brilliant performance, defeating Arunachal Pradesh by an innings and a massive margin of 446 runs. Batting first, Meghalaya got off to a brilliant start. With the help of Arpit Bhatewara’s 207, Rahul Dalal’s 144, and Kishan Lyngdoh’s 119 runs, the team declared their first innings at 628 runs. In response, the Arunachal Pradesh team was all out for 73 in their first innings. Playing the follow-on, the Arunachal team struggled in their second innings as well. The team was all out for 109 runs in the second innings too. Andhra Pradesh defeated Tamil Nadu by 4 wickets In another exciting match, Andhra Pradesh defeated Tamil Nadu by four wickets. Batting first, Tamil Nadu scored 182 runs in their first innings. Andhra replied with 177 runs, with Ricky Bhui scoring a superb 102 and KV Sachin adding 58 runs. Tamil Nadu’s R Sai Kishore took five wickets to keep his team in the game. In the second innings, Tamil Nadu managed 195 runs, setting Andhra a target of 201 for victory. Andhra chased down the target comfortably with four wickets to spare, completing a well-deserved win and adding valuable points to their group standing.