Hyderabad secured a comprehensive victory in the Take Sports-All India Buchi Babu Tournament, defeating Chhattisgarh by 243 runs in the final match. Hyderabad’s strong batting performance and disciplined bowling effort proved too much for Chhattisgarh, despite a valiant century from Ayush Pandey.
Hyderabad is one step away from lifting the Buchi Babu tournament trophy after securing a massive first-innings lead against Chhattisgarh. Despite a valiant half-century from Gagandeep Singh, Chhattisgarh was bowled out for 181, leaving them with a daunting 518-run target. Hyderabad’s batsmen, led by captain Rahul Singh’s impressive half-century, put up a strong fight in the second innings, setting the stage for a thrilling final day.
Rohit Rayudu smashed a brilliant 155, including eight fours and eight sixes, to power Hyderabad to a commanding position against Chhattisgarh on day two of the Buchi Babu tournament final. His knock, coupled with Hyderabad’s spinners’ dominance, left Chhattisgarh struggling at 145/8 at the end of the day.
Railways opener Pratham Singh has been included in the India-A Duleep Trophy squad after a remarkable run in the Buchi Babu tournament. He impressed with two centuries and is eager to learn from Mayank Agarwal, who will lead the side in the absence of Shubman Gill.
Hyderabad took control of the Buchi Babu final on the opening day, posting a strong 288/6 against Chhattisgarh thanks to half-centuries from M. Abhirath Reddy (85) and Rohit Rayudu (74*). The duo’s partnership and a strong start from the openers set the stage for a dominant day for Hyderabad.
Lakshay Jain, an off-spinner playing for TNCA XI in the Buchi Babu Memorial All India cricket tournament, delivered an exceptional performance in the semifinal against Chhattisgarh. He bowled an incredible 56.5 overs in the first innings, taking five wickets for 152 runs, and followed it up with another five-wicket haul in the third innings, taking 25 overs for 64 runs. This remarkable feat marks the first time he’s bowled more than 49 overs in a match, showcasing his endurance and skill.
Hyderabad secured a dramatic victory over TNCA President’s XI in the Buchi Babu semifinal, winning by 78 runs. The match was filled with twists and turns, including a controversial caught-behind appeal, heated exchanges, and multiple five-wicket hauls. Tanay Thyagarajan and Aniket Reddy were the stars for Hyderabad, claiming a combined 9 wickets in the match.
The TNCA President’s XI took a crucial lead in the Buchi Babu tournament semifinal against Hyderabad, thanks to a century by S. Rithik Easwaran and a stellar bowling performance by Tanay Thyagarajan. Hyderabad fought back with a valiant partnership, but still trails in the match.
Chhattisgarh secured a commanding 273-run lead in the first innings of their Buchi Babu tournament semifinal against TNCA XI, thanks to a dominant bowling performance led by Gagandeep Singh’s four-wicket haul.
A spirited counter-attacking partnership and a late assault helped Hyderabad post a formidable 313 on day one against TNCA President’s XI in the semifinal of the All-India Buchi Babu tournament. The TNCA bowlers were initially on top, reducing Hyderabad to 34 for three, but Hima Teja’s unbeaten 91 and a crucial 79-run stand with C. V. Milind helped the visitors regain control.
