Chandigarh: Former Indian captain of U-19, JONTY SIDHU crashed hundreds of hundreds while Skipper Pradeep Sangwan won five Wicket Haul as Delhi beat Haryana by 10 times in group C league matches that were exciting on Sunday.
Delhi scored 267 for 5 in their 50 overs with Sidal Kidal crashing into eight four and three six while adding 145 to the fifth goal with the former capital of Delhi Lalit Yadav (75 Balls).
In return, Haryana everything came out for 257 exactly 50 overs with Shivam Chauhan, who scored a hundred (107 off 136 balls), and Pramod Chandila (78) added 166 Run to the fourth goal.
Haryana sailed at 236 for 3 before the Sangwan (5/52) and mayak Yadav (3/61) removed the last seven goal for 21 Run.
Previously, Sidhu and Lalit Yadav gathered after Delhi staggered at 47 for 4 of the 17 Overs who lost Shikhar Dhawan (18 off 42 balls), Vaibhav Kandpal (0), Himmat Singh (1) and Khsitiz Sharma (17 off 39 balls).
Duo Sidhu-Yadav not only aroused innings but also took it closer to 200 before Yadav came out.
However, credit for Delhi’s total resemblance to resemblance will go to goalkeeper Anuj Rawat who hammer five six to score 44 balls.
Yuzvendra Chahal, who has a star tournament, ends with 3 for 43 in 10 overs.
In another game from the same group, Saurashtra All-Rounder Prerak Mankad (106 No Off 72 Balls) made a short work from the simplest target regulated by Jharkhand, when it crossed a line below 35 overs, lost only three nicknames.
The third game group saw Uttar Pradesh beat Hyderabad with seven goals.
Hyderabad is all out for 149 with Pacer Yash Dayal taking 5 for 31.
In return, an encroacher remodel the target in 26 overs with Karan Sharma scoring 44.
Brief scores: Delhi 267/5 (JONTY SIDHU 100 Not Out, Lalit Yadav 75, Anuj Haratta 44) Defeat Haryana 257 (Shivam Chauhan 107, Pramod Chandila 78, Pradeep Sangwan 5/52) of 10 Run.
Jharkhand 211 (Uthan Singh 55, Chetan Sakariya 2/51) lost to Saurashtra 212/3 (Priber Mad 106 did not come out) by 7 Wicket.
Hyderabad 149 (Yash Dayal 5/31) was lost up to 150/3 in 26 overs (Karan Sharma scored 44) ​​by 7 Wicket.