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RANJI TROPHY | Tripura’s batting wilts after a game fight, Hyderabad a mere 13 behind

RANJI TROPHY | Tripura’s batting wilts after a game fight, Hyderabad a mere 13 behind

Posted on October 11, 2026 By admin


The words were confident. The cricket, at first, matched them.

On the eve of the Ranji Trophy season opener, head coach Satrajit Lahiri had said Tripura was eager to shed the ‘underdog’ tag. Until drinks on day one, the visitor played the part, standing firm against Mohammed Siraj’s Hyderabad and picking its way through pace and turn on a freshly laid red-soil pitch, all the while testing the home side’s patience.

Then, in the space of two overs, the contest tilted.

Tanay Thyagarajann tore through, removing Hrituraj Ghosh Roy with Rahul Radesh making no mistake at short fine. He came back in his very next over and struck twice, sending Sridam Paul and Hanuma Vihari back for ducks.

Tripura’s hopes of rebuilding in the second session rested on the shoulders of opener Bikramkumar Das, who ground his way to a half-century off 102 balls. But what followed was a collapse of spectacular proportions, and Aniketh Reddy was at the centre of it.

Hyderabad’s Aniketh Reddy poses with the match ball after his five-wicket haul against Tripura in their Ranji Trophy Elite match at the Gymkhana Ground, in Hyderabad on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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NAGARA GOPAL

He trapped Manideep Singh leg before and then clattered Sentu Sarkar’s stumps two balls later. Debutant Ruthik Yadav joined the party, claiming the prized scalp of Bikramkumar.

In just 28 balls, with a mere four runs added, Tripura lost six wickets, becoming the first team bowled out this Ranji season. Aniketh, with a five-wicket haul, was the pick of the bowlers.

Hyderabad’s gamble of playing two pacers and three spinners paid off handsomely, with the spin trio accounting for nine wickets.

Openers Tanmay Agarwal and Abhirath Reddy began confidently for the home side, adding 60 runs in 18 overs. Off-spinner Sandip Sarkar then swung momentum back Tripura’s way.

Abhirath’s flick fell to Manisankar Murasingh at leg slip. In his next over, Sandip dismissed Rahul Singh and Pragnay off consecutive balls. He later got Himateja to edge to wicketkeeper Sentu Sarkar, with Hyderabad trailing by 13 runs at stumps.

The scores: Tripura — 1st innings: Bikramkumar Das b Ruthik 50, Hrituraj Ghosh Roy c Rahul Radesh b Tanay 33, Sridam Paul c Abhirath b Tanay 0, Hanuma Vihari lbw b Tanay 0, Mandeep Singh lbw b Aniketh 24, Sentu Sarkar b Aniketh 0, Manisankar Murasingh (not out) 1, Rajat Dey c Tanmay b Aniketh 1, Sandip Sarkar c Himateja b Aniketh 0, Parvez Sultan run out 0, Abhijit Sarkar b Aniketh 1; Extras (b-16, lb-6, wd-1, nb-1): 24; Total (in 44 overs): 134.

Fall of wickets: 1-80, 2-82, 3-82, 4-130, 5-130, 6-130, 7-131, 8-131, 9-131.

Hyderabad bowling: Siraj 9-2-25-0, Milind 9-1-12-0, Ruthik 8-0-17-1, Tanay 11-2-37-3, Aniketh 7-1-21-5.

Hyderabad — 1st innings: Tanmay Agarwal (batting) 48, Abhirath Reddy c Manisankar b Sandip 32, Rahul Singh c Manisankar b Sandip 5, Pragnay Reddy b Sandip 0, K. Himateja c Sentu b Sandip 18, Ruthik Yadav (batting) 11; Extras (b-4, lb-2, nb-1): 7; Total (for four wkts. in 41 overs): 121.

Fall of wickets: 1-60, 2-66, 3-66, 4-104.

Tripura bowling: Sandip 18-2-44-4, Manisankar 3-0-9-0, Abhijit 2-0-3-0, Parvez 8-1-29-0, Vihari 6-0-11-0, Bikram 2-0-5-0, Rajat 2-0-14-0.

Toss: Tripura.

Published – October 11, 2026 06:29 pm IST



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