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Hyderabad rode on Pragnay Reddy’s unbeaten 34-ball 67 to bushed Goa by 7 wickets successful a Group-B lucifer of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy astatine the Eden Gardens present connected Sunday.
Asked to bat, Goa benefitted from Lalit Yadav’s second successive half-century to station 160 for four. Hyderabad achieved the people with six overs to spare and secured its 2nd win.
Goa managed 32 for 2 successful the PowerPlay and mislaid different wicket successful the seventh implicit owed to the subject shown by the Hyderabad bowlers, led by its skipper C.V. Milind and left-arm spinner Tanay Thyagarajann.
Lalit shouldered the work to adhd 34 runs with Deepraj Gaonkar before putting connected a 51-ball 93-run unbroken basal with Darshan Misal (18).
Going berserk
The erstwhile Delhi batter, who recorded his career-best sound (85 n.o., 48b, 10x4, 3x6), unleashed his brutal firepower successful the decease overs. Equally effectual with his drives, pulls and inside-out shots, Lalit hammered 4 fours and 2 sixes as Ajay Dev Goud conceded 30 runs, including 2 wides, successful the past over. Hyderabad leaked 62 successful the past 4 overs.
With a docile attack, Goa struggled to support its total.
Hyderabad opener Tanmay Agarwal plundered 3 sixes disconnected V. Koushik’s first implicit before Aman Rao (40, 22b, 3x4, 3x6) and Pragnay (67 n.o., 34b, 4x4 5x6) took complaint with a 31-ball 71-run partnership.
Aman also displayed his attacking intent, collecting astir of his runs connected the onside.
The lucky Pragnay, who was caught disconnected a no-ball connected zero and past was dropped connected nine, continued to play fearlessly arsenic helium drove good connected the off-side for bulk of his sixes isolated from cutting and pulling good to get his boundaries. He finished disconnected successful style, hitting a consecutive six disconnected spinner Darshan.
Top-scorer Harsh Gawali (49, 42b, 5x4) and captain Rajat Patidar (43, 20b, 5x4, 2x6), making a comeback, helped Madhya Pradesh decision Uttar Pradesh by 37 runs for its 2nd consecutive win.
Manan Vohra’s unbeaten half-century (72 n.o., 48b, 9x4, 2x6) enabled Chandigarh to bushed Maharashtra by 5 wickets and registry its 2nd victory.
