Yashasvi Jaiswal smashed a century against Rajasthan in the Ranji Trophy match during the second innings. He continued his good form after scoring 67 runs in the first innings. This was his 17th hundred in first-class cricket.
Along with him, several other players also delivered strong performances for their respective teams.
Top performers from Day 4, Round 3 of the Ranji Trophy 2025-26.
Vaibhav Suryavanshi, playing for Bihar against Meghalaya, scored a quick 93 runs in the first innings off just 67 balls. His innings included nine fours and four sixes, with a strike rate of 138.80. He narrowly missed out on his first-ever first-class century, but this 93 is now his highest score in the format.
In the match against Madhya Pradesh, Chandigarh’s Raj Angad Bawa played a solid knock in the first innings, hitting three fours and three sixes. The match ended in a draw, with Madhya Pradesh earning three points due to their first-innings lead.
For Punjab, Nehal Wadhera scored an unbeaten 55 runs in the second innings against Goa, which included six fours and one six. That match was also drawn, with Goa collecting three points because of their first-innings lead.
Kumar Kartikeya starred for Madhya Pradesh in the Ranji Trophy match against Chandigarh by taking four wickets in the second innings. He finished with figures of 4 for 110 in 35 overs. Arshad Khan also made an impact, picking up three wickets for 54 runs in 15 overs.
Abhirath Reddy played a superb unbeaten knock of 175 runs to help Hyderabad chase down a target of 344 against Himachal Pradesh and win by four wickets. His outstanding innings included 19 fours and 3 sixes. Opening the innings, he remained not out till the end.
Anukul Roy took five wickets in the second innings for Jharkhand against Nagaland in Ranji Trophy match, helping his team win by an innings and 196 runs. He finished with impressive figures of 15.4 overs, five wickets for 35 runs. Thanks to his brilliant performance, he was also declared the Player of the Match.
Opening the innings for Mumbai, Yashasvi Jaiswal smashed a century in 120 balls. Although Mumbai are on the verge of getting only one point from the match after Rajasthan took a massive lead in the first innings, it’s good news for India ahead of the South Africa series as Jaiswal is in fine form. He has scored a half-century and a century in the two innings, making it a solid warm-up for him before the series. He hit 11 fours in his innings and remained unbeaten at the end of the first session.
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In the match against Rajasthan, Musheer Khan, who opened the innings alongside Yashasvi Jaiswal, scored 63 off 115 balls, hitting nine fours. In the first innings, he narrowly missed out on a half-century, getting dismissed for 49.
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