Watch: Ajinkya Rahane celebrates ton at 97, Suresh Raina quickly rectifies mistake
Cricket | October 28, 2018 16:17 ISTIt was a scoreboard error at the Feroz Shah Kotla that convinced Rahane to celebrate his century.
It was a scoreboard error at the Feroz Shah Kotla that convinced Rahane to celebrate his century.
Rahane dropped anchor to score an unbeaten 144 off 156 balls while the young Ishan Kishan smashed his way to an 87-ball 114 during their opening stand of 210 for India C.
In the presence of three selectors, U-19 star Gill hit an unbeaten 106 off 111 balls and showed why he is seen as the next big thing in Indian cricket.
Vihari made an unbeaten 87 off 95 balls and shared a 99-run stand for the fourth wicket with Manoj Tiwary (52 off 58) to guide India B to 261 for eight after opting to bat.
The Test vice-captain, who has not played an ODI since February, needs something special to draw attention of the selectors as he leads India C in the Deodhar Trophy.
With only 17 ODIs left before India play their first World Cup match, the core of the team Indian team is more or less settled, which can be detrimental for the motivation for the star players.
Papu Ray has been selected to represent the India C squad led by Ajinkya Rahane for the Deodhar Trophy.
Ruturaj Gaikwad (58), Abhimanyu Easwaran (69), skipper Shreyas Iyer (61) and Manoj Tiwary (59) contributed handsomely as India B chased down the 280-run target in 48.2 overs.
India B are in the finals having defeated India A in the opening game of the tournament.
Ravikumar Samarth top-scored for Karnataka with a brisk 117 off 115 balls as the Vijay Hazare Trophy winners closed in on 300.
Hanuma Vihari hammered an unbeaten 95 off 76 balls as India B beat India A by eight wickets in the rain-hit opening match of the Deodhar Trophy on Sunday.
The Deodhar Trophy was a chance for Ashwin to showcase his 50-over bowling skills and convince the selectors, whose preferred choices in the shorter format are Yuzvendra Chahal and Kuldeep Yadav.
Shreyas Iyer is the captain of India 'B' team while the third team in the tournament (Rest of India) are Vijay Hazare Champions Karnataka led by Karun Nair.
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