Vidarbha posted a mammoth 317/8 in 50 overs in the Vijay Hazare Trophy final against Saurashtra in Bengaluru on Sunday. Riding on a spectacular batting performance, the Vidarbha side was able to get to a big total.
Safe Hands 👌
Saurashtra pulled off some excellent catches in the final against Vidarbha 👏
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6⃣ & 🇼
A superb shot from Yash Rathod to bring up his 50, but Chirag bounces back strongly to dismiss him next ball 👌
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Watch 📽️
Snippets of Atharva Taide’s fantastic 💯 in the final against Saurashtra 💪
He’s also brought up the 1⃣0⃣0⃣-run stand with Yash Rathod 🤝
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💯 for Atharva Taide 👏
He’s played a solid knock on the big stage 💪
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Atharva Taide who opened the innings played a crucial knock after he notched up a century and got 128 off 118. Apart from him, Yash Rathod also chipped in with an important fifty. Ankur Panwar scalped four wickets. Taide’s opening partner Aman Mokhade who had been in an incredible touch in the tournament struck 33 and went past the 800-run mark in the competition.
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