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Jos Buttler Equals Unwanted IPL Record, Joins Shikhar Dhawan And Herschelle Gibbs In List
Royal Challengers Bangalore thrashed Rajasthan Royals by 112 runs in their IPL 2023 match in Jaipur on Sunday
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Cricketer Mithun Manhas Thanks Army For Looking After His Grandparents In Jammu
Mithun Manhas, who hails from Jammu, led Delhi in the Ranji Trophy for many years before moving to Jammu and Kashmir for whom he played his last first class match in 2016.
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Ranji Trophy: Mithun Manhas Scores 26th First-Class Ton to Take Jammu And Kashmir to Safety
Mithun Manhas, Jammu and Kashmir captain, scored 150 off 194 balls, with 21 fours and three sixes. Courtesy his knock, J&K hit 331 for four at the end of Day 1
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Ranji Trophy: Parvez Rasool Reascues Jammu and Kashmir vs Kerala on Controversy-Hit Opening Day
At the start of the day, there was lot of confusion as two warring factions of the Jammu and Kashmir Cricket Association (JKCA) named two separate squad with former Delhi player Mithun Manhas being named captain in one while the other team named Parvez Rasool as the captain. In the end, the Manhas-led team took the field with Rasool as his deputy.
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After Virender Sehwag, Mithun Manhas Leaves Delhi Team
Mithun Manhas will leave Delhi after playing with them for 17 years.
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Mind It: Quick Gun Kaapi-gans, Better Known as Chennai Super Kings
As Chennai celebrates its 375th anniversary, its namesake IPL team decided to pay homage to their wonderful city - by taking on the #SuperKaapiChallenge.
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Ranji Trophy: Virender Sehwag scores 56 as Delhi batsmen make merry vs Vidarbha
Virender Sehwag hit 56 from 72 balls as Delhi scored 448 for nine at stumps taking an overall lead of 360 runs at the end of the second day.
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Ranji Trophy: Virender Sehwag fails yet again as Delhi struggle at 184/8 vs Haryana
Put into bat on a seamer-friendly Roshanara track, Virender Sehwag (3), Gautam Gambhir (29), Unmukt Chand (1) and Mithun Manhas (9) were all back in the pavilion before lunch to trigger a collapse from which Delhi couldn't fully recover.
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Vijay Hazare trophy: Rajat Bhatia leads from front in Delhi's four wicket victory
The match again proved that Bhatia was, is and will remain Delhi's 'Go-To' by a distance. With the additional responsibility of leadership in absence of Shikhar Dhawan, who will be on national duty, Bhatia showed a lot of gumption as he put his hand up in crisis situation.
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Delhi concede slender 1st innings lead against Maharashtra
Young left-hander Vaibhav Rawal fought hard for his 65 before he was the ninth batsman out, trying to play a pull shot of right-arm medium pacer Dhumal but was caught at the deep square leg boundary by Anupam Sanklecha.
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Haryana extend lead to 250 to put Delhi under pressure
The India discard, Amit Mishra, is batting on 50 and has added 58 runs for the seventh wicket with Jayant Yadav. Mishra scored his runs off only 62 balls with four boundaries and a big six.
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Delhi, Baroda split points in barren draw
Delhi ended the final day's play at 505 for six at the end of mandatory overs with Bhatia remaining unbeaten on 133. Manhas scored 106, which was also his second century of the competition after his 161 against Odisha in the last match.
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Delhi reach 215/3 on Day 3 vs Baroda, need 347 more to get three points
Baroda skipper Ambati Rayudu employed defensive field setting to cut down on the boundaries but the Delhi batsmen especially Mohit showed a lot of character during his 154-ball innings in which he hit seven fours.
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Brilliant Mithun Manhas puts Delhi in commanding position vs Odisha
Delhi now enjoy a commanding position against Odisha and will look for an outright victory.
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IPL 5: Mumbai Indians clinch 1-run win against Pune Warriors
Defending only 120 runs, Mumbai Indians bowlers gave little room to Pune Warriors who lost by a run despite Mithun Manhas' 42 off 34.
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Jos Buttler Equals Unwanted IPL Record, Joins Shikhar Dhawan And Herschelle Gibbs In List
Royal Challengers Bangalore thrashed Rajasthan Royals by 112 runs in their IPL 2023 match in Jaipur on Sunday
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Cricketer Mithun Manhas Thanks Army For Looking After His Grandparents In Jammu
Mithun Manhas, who hails from Jammu, led Delhi in the Ranji Trophy for many years before moving to Jammu and Kashmir for whom he played his last first class match in 2016.
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Ranji Trophy: Mithun Manhas Scores 26th First-Class Ton to Take Jammu And Kashmir to Safety
Mithun Manhas, Jammu and Kashmir captain, scored 150 off 194 balls, with 21 fours and three sixes. Courtesy his knock, J&K hit 331 for four at the end of Day 1
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Ranji Trophy: Parvez Rasool Reascues Jammu and Kashmir vs Kerala on Controversy-Hit Opening Day
At the start of the day, there was lot of confusion as two warring factions of the Jammu and Kashmir Cricket Association (JKCA) named two separate squad with former Delhi player Mithun Manhas being named captain in one while the other team named Parvez Rasool as the captain. In the end, the Manhas-led team took the field with Rasool as his deputy.
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After Virender Sehwag, Mithun Manhas Leaves Delhi Team
Mithun Manhas will leave Delhi after playing with them for 17 years.
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Mind It: Quick Gun Kaapi-gans, Better Known as Chennai Super Kings
As Chennai celebrates its 375th anniversary, its namesake IPL team decided to pay homage to their wonderful city - by taking on the #SuperKaapiChallenge.
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Ranji Trophy: Virender Sehwag scores 56 as Delhi batsmen make merry vs Vidarbha
Virender Sehwag hit 56 from 72 balls as Delhi scored 448 for nine at stumps taking an overall lead of 360 runs at the end of the second day.
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Ranji Trophy: Virender Sehwag fails yet again as Delhi struggle at 184/8 vs Haryana
Put into bat on a seamer-friendly Roshanara track, Virender Sehwag (3), Gautam Gambhir (29), Unmukt Chand (1) and Mithun Manhas (9) were all back in the pavilion before lunch to trigger a collapse from which Delhi couldn't fully recover.
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Vijay Hazare trophy: Rajat Bhatia leads from front in Delhi's four wicket victory
The match again proved that Bhatia was, is and will remain Delhi's 'Go-To' by a distance. With the additional responsibility of leadership in absence of Shikhar Dhawan, who will be on national duty, Bhatia showed a lot of gumption as he put his hand up in crisis situation.
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Delhi concede slender 1st innings lead against Maharashtra
Young left-hander Vaibhav Rawal fought hard for his 65 before he was the ninth batsman out, trying to play a pull shot of right-arm medium pacer Dhumal but was caught at the deep square leg boundary by Anupam Sanklecha.
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Haryana extend lead to 250 to put Delhi under pressure
The India discard, Amit Mishra, is batting on 50 and has added 58 runs for the seventh wicket with Jayant Yadav. Mishra scored his runs off only 62 balls with four boundaries and a big six.
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Delhi, Baroda split points in barren draw
Delhi ended the final day's play at 505 for six at the end of mandatory overs with Bhatia remaining unbeaten on 133. Manhas scored 106, which was also his second century of the competition after his 161 against Odisha in the last match.
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Delhi reach 215/3 on Day 3 vs Baroda, need 347 more to get three points
Baroda skipper Ambati Rayudu employed defensive field setting to cut down on the boundaries but the Delhi batsmen especially Mohit showed a lot of character during his 154-ball innings in which he hit seven fours.
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Brilliant Mithun Manhas puts Delhi in commanding position vs Odisha
Delhi now enjoy a commanding position against Odisha and will look for an outright victory.
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IPL 5: Mumbai Indians clinch 1-run win against Pune Warriors
Defending only 120 runs, Mumbai Indians bowlers gave little room to Pune Warriors who lost by a run despite Mithun Manhas' 42 off 34.
