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Center-Left Owned by Kasturi & Sons Ltd.Ranji Trophy: Mumbai makes it four out of four despite Eshaan-Zubair fightback
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India overcame a 1‑0 deficit to defeat Japan and retain the Asian Champions Trophy, scoring four goals in the final 18 minutes of the match. The host’s late surge secured the victory, while Malaysia finished third in the tournament.
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The visitor’s united effort — highlighted by Pradeep Dhade and Hitesh Walunj’s four-wicket hauls and Sachin Dhas and Prithvi Shaw’s unbeaten half-centuries — earned it a comprehensive 10-wicket win over the host and also propelled it to the top of the table
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42-time Ranji Trophy champions Mumbai earned their fourth consecutive victory of the season, defeating Railways by 106 runs at the Brabourne Stadium. Set a daunting target of 372 in the fourth innings, Railways were rescued from a dire 83/5 by an impressive 167-run partnership between century-makers…
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Mohammed Shami continues to make his presence felt in domestic cricket, delivering another disciplined performance for Bengal in the 2026-27 Ranji Trophy. The experienced India pacer produced an impressive spell against Maharashtra, adding to a series of strong outings that have kept his comeback…
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Brothers Musheer and Sarfaraz combine to end the 167-run stand in the final session; Railways loses its last five wickets for just 15 runs inside 12 overs
