da bet sport： Railways were staring at the prospect of surrendering the firstinnings lead to Punjab as they were reduced to 176 for 9 at stumps onthe third day of the Ranji Trophy Super League group B match at theKarnail Singh Stadium at New Delhi on Tuesday
da stake casino： 14-Mar-2000Railways were staring at the prospect of surrendering the firstinnings lead to Punjab as they were reduced to 176 for 9 at stumps onthe third day of the Ranji Trophy Super League group B match at theKarnail Singh Stadium at New Delhi on Tuesday.Earlier, some good batting by tail-enders Sharandeep Singh (44 notout) and Navdeep Singh (42) saw Punjab push their score to 355. Endingday one on 246 for 7 there was very little chance that Punjab couldsalvage the situation. However, the two Singhs combined well, adding65 runs for the eighth wicket. While 355 is not the score they wouldhave been looking at when they began their innings, it is a score theywould settle for given the fact that they were 164 for 5.Punjab’s Kulamani Parida bowled his off breaks to good effect andended with the more than respectable figures of 6/84 off his 36.2overs.In response, Railways were neck deep in trouble. Losing their top fivebatsmen before tea was taken, Railways were reduced to 90 for 5.Opening the bowling, Gagandeep Singh was both economical and effectiveinitially as he picked up 2/17 off his 9 overs. In the post teasession Yere Goud (64 of 151 balls) and Kilamani Parida (34 of 46balls) added 46 runs in 13 overs between them for the ninth wicket .But Railways were to end the day with the score of 176 with only thelast pair at the crease, as Punjab consolidated on their first inningstotal.Navdeep Singh was easily the pick of the Punjab bowlers as he endedthe day with an analysis of 4 for 46 from 21 overs.
