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Ranji Trophy: Young Siddhesh Lad impresses as Delhi pacers keep Mumbai in check

Updated on: 14 November,2013 08:34 PM IST  | 
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Promising Mumbai batsman Siddhesh Lad impressed with a knock of 74 before Delhi fought back with a couple of late wickets to keep the hosts to 252 for six on the first day of their Group A Ranji Trophy match here today.

Ranji Trophy: Young Siddhesh Lad impresses as Delhi pacers keep Mumbai in check

Mumbai's experienced Wasim Jaffer made 61 while Aditya Tare scored 53 at the Bandra Kurla Complex.


For the visitors, Ashish Nehra and Parvinder Awana were the two most impressive bowlers, picking up two wickets each after Mumbai opted to bat.


At stumps, Hiken Shah and Balwinder Sandhu were batting on 13 and seven, respectively.


Siddhesh Lad
Siddhesh Lad in 2011. File Pic

Mumbai were off to a bad start as they lost opener Kaustabh Pawar with just 10 runs on the board, veteran left-arm pacer Nehra being the successful bowler.

A 94-run partnership for the second wicket ensued between wicketkeeper-batsman Tare and Jaffer before the latter was sent back by Awana with the scoreboard reading 104/2 in the 39th over. Jaffer's innings was laced 12 fours and a six and he faced 95 balls.

Tare got out to Manan Sharma after spending a good 279 minutes in the middle, during which he found the fence six times.

21-year-old Lal continued to tackle the Delhhi bowlers and by the time he beacame the sixth man to get out, Lad had struck nine fours having faced 137 balls and spent 194 minutes at the crease.

All-rounder Abhishek Yadav (12) could not do much while the talented Suryakumar Yaday (20) got out after getting a start.

Brief scores:

Mumbai 1st innings: 252 for six in 6 in 88 overs (Siddhesh Lad 74, Wasim Jaffer 61, Aditya Tare 53; Ashish Nehra 2/16). PTI AH AH 11141812

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