Pathways World School finished as runners-up… — and 9 more from the cricket world
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• Pathways World School finished as runners-up in the tournament.
• Delhi fell short of the 320-run target. Yash Dhull scored a century for Delhi. Delhi drew their Ranji Trophy match against Services.
• Baroda finished on 169/6 in their Elite Group A match. Baroda's lower order batted 23.4 overs to force a draw. Uttar Pradesh took 3 points from the match.
• West Indies hold a 1-0 lead in the series. Jangoo scored a century in the Sylhet Test. Bad light stopped play early.
• Proteas fielders held 35 catches during the series.
• Tripura defeated Saurashtra in a Ranji Trophy match. Satrajit Lahiri is the coach of Tripura. Lahiri said the team has inadequate pre-season training and infrastructure.
• Kim Garth is a pace-bowling all-rounder for the Melbourne Stars. Garth stated that the team must convert competitive performances into WBBL wins. Garth believes the team has the talent and planning for a title push.
• Sachin Tendulkar recalled Root showed promise in his 2012 debut. Root is approaching Tendulkar's all-time Test-run record. Root has overtaken Tendulkar for most Test half-centuries.
• Mumbai earned four consecutive outright wins and 27 points. Siddhesh Lad wants Mumbai to add to their legacy this season. Mumbai will now focus on white-ball cricket.
• Jayant Goyat, a 21-year-old 6-foot-4-inch pacer from Services, claimed his first five-wicket haul against Delhi.