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Ayush Badoni scores unbeaten 210 for Delhi in Ranji Trophy

Delhi declared at 515 for five with Sumit Mathur unbeaten on 150.

Ayush Badoni remained unbeaten on 210 off 228 balls for Delhi against Jharkhand in the Ranji Trophy. Sumit Mathur finished not out on 150 off 253 balls and the pair added 334 runs for the sixth wicket. Delhi declared at 515 for five.

Badoni became the 21st Indian batter to score successive first-class double centuries. He had made 217 against Gujarat in his previous innings. Jharkhand reached 131 for four at stumps, trailing by 384 runs.

Badoni joined Virat Kohli and Gautam Gambhir as Delhi players with consecutive first-class double centuries. He has now scored over 800 runs in the competition this season.

The story so far
  1. Big hundreds from Sarfaraz Khan and Ayush Badoni headlined day three action across multiple venues in the Ranji Trophy.

  2. The match ended in a draw after both sides completed their first innings.

  3. Badoni takes over a side that won zero matches last season.

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