Ishan Kishan hit 77 in 23 balls, Rajat Patidar’s fifty, Rinku Singh also hit sixes.

New Delhi. Indian team’s aggressive batsman Ishan Kishan hit nine sixes during his/her unbeaten 77-run innings in 23 balls, which helped Jharkhand beat Arunachal Pradesh by 10 points in the Group C match of Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy on Friday. Defeated by wicket. Meanwhile, in Rajkot, India’s fast bowler Mohammed Shami got injured during Bengal’s Group A match against Madhya Pradesh at the Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium.

Shivam Shukla took four wickets for 29 runs as Madhya Pradesh restricted Bengal to 189 runs for nine wickets and won the match by six wickets. Captain Rajat Patidar (68 runs on 40 balls) and Subhranshu Senapati (50 runs on 33 balls) scored quick half-centuries and Madhya Pradesh registered an easy victory. However, the discussion continued regarding Shami’s fall. While bowling the last over of Madhya Pradesh’s innings, Shami fell while trying to stop the ball and it seemed that the ball hit his/her shoe.

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The fast bowler, who returned after being out for a long time due to injury, was feeling uncomfortable. he/she was lying on the ground holding his/her lower back. Nitin Patel, head of the medical panel of the ‘Centre of Excellence’, immediately reached the field to examine the bowler. However, no serious injury occurred due to the fall.

In the Group C match, opener Kishan was playing aggressively, he/she helped his/her team reach 94 runs in just 4.3 overs. The wicketkeeper-batsman was bought by Sunrisers Hyderabad for Rs 11.25 crore in the IPL mega auction on Sunday. Among Jharkhand’s bowlers, Anukul Roy took four wickets for 17 runs and Ravi Kumar Yadav took three wickets for 12 runs. At the same time, Uttar Pradesh also registered a spectacular victory by 4 wickets. They defeated Haryana. Rinku Singh scored 30 unbeaten runs by hitting 3 sixes in the match.

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