Prabhsimran Singh missed out another hundred in the Vijay Hazare Trophy after he was undone for 87 off 89 during the semi-final clash against Saurashtra in Bengaluru on Friday. After being put into bat, Punjab were off to a good start as Prabhsimran and Harnoor Singh put 60 runs on the board for the first wicket.
Harnoor departed after Chirag Jani hit a bull’s eye for 33 off 43.
Superb Stand 🤝
Captain Prabhsimran Singh & Anmolpreet Singh stitched together an excellent 1⃣0⃣9⃣-run stand 🙌
Watch snippets of their partnership 📹
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Athleticism & Accuracy 🎯
Chirag Jani does it all by himself as he pulls off a brilliant run out off his own bowling to break the 60-run opening stand between Prabhsimran Singh & Harnoor Singh 💪
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Double Strike ✌️
Ankur Panwar scripting Saurashtra’s comeback with the wickets of Naman Dhir and Nehal Wadhera in the same over 🙌
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The skipper was then joined by Anmolpreet Singh in the middle and he stitched a partnership of 109 for the second wicket. Prabhsimran’s departure was followed by a couple of more wickets in quick succession. Later, Anmolpreet Singh got to his hundred and helped the side come out of a tricky situation.
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