Chandrakant Pandit leaves Vidarbha, to coach Madhya Pradesh in 2020/21 season
Cricket | March 26, 2020 12:26 ISTChandrakant Pandit coached Vidarbha to successive Ranji Trophy and Irani Trophy titles in 2017/18 and 2018/19.
Chandrakant Pandit coached Vidarbha to successive Ranji Trophy and Irani Trophy titles in 2017/18 and 2018/19.
When asked about the response from the players and the match officials regarding limited DRS, Karim said the "overall feedback was heartening".
Following the magnificent run, Porel, in an exclusive chat with India TV Sports Digital, talked about no-cricket amid coronavirus pandemic, his Ranji season, the hope of an India call-up and taking up the challenge of bowling to Indian skipper Virat Kohli.
Jaydev Unadkat led the Saurashtra side to its first-ever Ranji Trophy title on Friday.
Saurashtra skipper and lead pacer Unadkat picked up 67 wickets in Ranji Trophy 2019/20 at 13.23 but more importantly bowled match-winning spells in both the semi-final and final of the tournament.
The match ended in a draw as Saurashtra took a valuable 44-run lead after the first innings and make it 149 at the end of the game.
Saurashtra captain Jaydev Unadkat showed brilliant presence of mind to dismiss Akash Deep, bringing his side back in the game during the final of the Ranji Trophy.
Ranji Trophy Final, Day 5: Find ball by ball updates from Saurashtra vs Bengal on indiatvnews.com
The DRS was a talking point once again on day four with Saurashtra skipper and lead pacer Jaydev Unadkat at the receiving end on two occasions.
Bengal are presently trailing by 71 runs after half-centuries from Anustup Majumdar and Wriddhiman Saha on day 4 of the clash.
Bengal ended the fourth day at 354 for six as Majumdar added 91 runs for the unbroken seventh-wicket stand with Arnab Nandi (28 batting, 82 balls), who showed a lot of courage despite getting hit on the finger by Jaydev Unadkat delivery.
Ranji Trophy final, Saurashtra vs Bengal, Day 4: Follow ball-by-ball updates of the Ranji Trophy 2019/20 final between Saurashtra and Bengal from the Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Rajkot here at indiatvnews.com
Pujara did not take the field on day three after pulling a back muscle during warm-up as Bengal reached 134/3 in their first innings at the close of play, trailing Saurashtra by 291 runs.
Bengal reached 134 for three in 65 overs at close of play, trailing Saurashtra by 291 runs with Chatterjee and Wriddhiman Saha (4 off 43) in the middle.
Ball tracking technology, which is a major component of the DRS, is not being used by the BCCI for the Ranji Trophy.
The third umpire has spin vision, split screen, stump mic and the zoomer at his disposal but no ball tracking.
Bengal coach Arun Lal termed the Saurashtra Cricket Association pitch as "very poor pitch" after day one of the Ranji Trophy final between Saurashtra and Bengal.
Ranji Trophy final, Saurashtra vs Bengal, Day 3: Follow ball-by-ball updates of the Ranji Trophy 2019/20 final between Saurashtra and Bengal from the Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Rajkot here at indiatvnews.com
Both Vasavada (106 off 287) and Pujara (66 off 237) batted for five hours on day two for their 142-run stand off 380 balls, succeeding in their plan to wear down the Bengal attack.
The 142-run stand off 380 balls wore down the opposition who had a slight edge after reducing Saurashtra to 206 for five on the opening day.
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