Kunal Singh Rathore’s fluent fifty was properly complemented by a scientific bowling effort as Rajasthan notched up a cushty 52-run win over Delhi in a Group B match of the Vijay Hazare Trophy, in Kolkata on Tuesday. Sent in to bat, Rajasthan had been lowered to 7 for two in three overs and though Abhijeet Tomar (33), Mahipal Lomror (35) and skipper Ashok Menaria (31) tried to resurect the innings, none of them may push the tempo as Delhi managed to take wickets commonly. However, Rathore, coming in to bat at quantity 7, slammed a 75-ball 70, innings that was laced with seven boundaries and 4 maximums and took Rajasthan throughout the 200-mark.

Chasing, Delhi struggled within the face of some high quality bowling and misplaced half their facet for 50 runs within the fifteenth over.

Shivank Vashisht hit a 60-ball 51 with the assistance of seven fours, however after he was again within the dugout within the thirty eighth over, Delhi folded for 166 in 42.1 overs.

It was the tempo trio of Aniket Choudhary (3/26), Kamlesh Nagarkoti (3/33) and Deepar Chahar (2/45) which did many of the injury as they shared eight wickets between them.

The spin duo of Rahul Chahar (1/24) and Ravi Bishnoi (1/27) additionally took one wicket every.

In different matches, Karnataka defeated Jharkhand by six wickets, driving on skipper Mayank Agarwal‘s 63-ball 53 and a few splendid bowling show led by Vasuki Koushik (3/18).

Vidarbha additionally had a simple outing as they claimed a seven-wicket win over Sikkim in one other group B match.

Asked to subject, Vidarbha bowled with plenty of coronary heart to bundle out Sikkim for 97 after which knocked off the goal in simply 17.2 overs.

While Nachiket Bhute (3/29) and Aditya Sarwate (3/18) accounted for 3 wickets every, Jitesh Sharma emerged as the highest scorer for the group with a 29-ball 48, which had 5 fours and 4 sixes.

Assam additionally registered an enormous 164-run win over Meghalaya with Mukhtar Hussain (47, 3/19) producing a sensational all-round present at Calcutta Cricket and Football Ground.

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