Jaipur: Rishi Dhawan was led from the front with the all-round performance as the Himachal Pradesh Beat service by 77 runs in the semifinals at the Mansingh Sawai Stadium on Friday, to arrange a title match against Tamil Nadu in Domestic Vijay Hazare Championship one day.
Batting on No.
6, Skipper Himachal Pradesh scored with 77-Ball 84 to help his team recover from the round of fall and arrange a battle 281 for six.
In return, the service was bundled for 204 at 46.1 overs with Dhawan to Wrecker-in-Chief with four numbers for 27 of 8.1 overs.
Previously, Dhawan hit nine boundaries and one six, and got the perfect support of Akash Vaschht, which slapped four limits and two six in Quickfire 45 did not come out of 29 balls.
Wear, Himachal lost Shubham Arora on the second day and after that Prashant Chopra (78 OFF 109 Balls) and Digvijay Rangi (37 OFF 59 Balls) is in their best.
That means Himachal is slow to start the block, take 22.2 overs to reach a 100-run mark.
Trying to speed up the score, Himachal lost three goals for 24 walks in the middle Overs to find a team at 106 for four with a half-way sign.
Off-spinner Rahul Singh gave a breakthrough to dismiss Rangi, while Nikhil Gangta (16) ran out after a brilliant throw from Mohit Ahlawat.
Pace Spearhead Service Diwesh Pathhania then trapped Amit Kumar for ducks when Himachal saw in a disturbing place.
But Dhawan caught the slide, playing the perfect violin for the Chopra set well, the 88 sewing duo walked to the fifth goal.
Chopra, however, failed to change the start and exit on the 42nd and then it was a Dhawan-vacation show when they took momentum in the overs of death with their counter-attack show.
The duo was involved in the 83-run partnership that entertained before Dhawan came out in the final.
Dhawan, Seam-Bowling All-rounder, then comes to a party with the ball, takes two Wicket service first – Lakhan Singh (7) and Mohit Ahlawat (6) – for 36 runs in 13 overs.
The vacation also followed up on his extraordinary show with bats by bagging 2 for 28 with the round of his left arm.
The Paliwal Skipper service keeps the team in hunting with a good half a century (55 of 66 balls) because they need 133 running from 15 overs.
But Siddharth Saxena then rejected Pulkit and Pulkit Narang to pursue ugliness of service.
Saxena also runs out of Batsman Wicketkeeper Devender Lochab as the service loses two consecutive Wickets on the 41st.
Then, Dhawan polished from the tail, Castling Raj Bahadur on his way to the fourth goal to seal this problem for Himachal.
Breast Scores: Himachal Pradesh: 281/6 in 50 Overs (Rishi Dhawan 84, Prashant Chopra 78, Akash Vascht 45 Not Out; Raj Bahadur 2/52) Beat Services (Rajat Paliwal 55, Ravi Chauuhan 45; Rishi Dhawan 4/27, Rishi Dhawan 4/27, Akash Vascht 2/28, Siddharth Saxena 2/34) by 77 Run.