Pratham Singh and Tilak Varma Centuries on Duleep Trophy Day 3
Pratham Singh and Tilak Varma Centuries on Duleep Trophy Day 3, The third day of the Duleep Trophy 2024 between India A and India D at the Rural Development Trust Stadium, Anantapur witnessed stellar performances by Pratham Singh and Tilak Varma. Their centuries anchored India A’s innings, helping the team declare a formidable total of 380/3. Both batters showcased remarkable control and finesse, keeping the opposition bowlers at bay.
Thanks to the brilliant centuries from Pratham Singh and Tilak Varma, India A was able to declare their innings at 380/3. The pair’s partnership was the backbone of India A’s dominance, and their knocks will be remembered as standout performances in the Duleep Trophy 2024.
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These twin centuries have not only showcased the immense talent in India’s domestic circuit but also raised hopes for both players to make a mark in higher levels of cricket.
Pratham Singh’s Explosive Maiden Duleep Trophy Century
India A and Railways batter, Pratham Singh, stole the show on Day 3 by notching up his maiden Duleep Trophy century in style. The left-hander, aged 31, played a controlled yet aggressive knock, which culminated in his second first-class century.
Singh brought up his hundred in emphatic fashion, smashing Vidwath Kaverappa for a six over deep square leg in the 49th over when he was batting at 88. The stylish southpaw then drove the bowler for two boundaries, one of which took him to the three-figure mark.
Pratham displayed great technique and patience throughout his 189-ball innings, mixing aggression with caution. He ended up with 122 runs, taking his team to a comfortable position. As he raised his bat and took off his helmet to celebrate, his radiant smile reflected his joy at reaching this personal milestone. His innings were crucial in giving India A a solid platform for the innings declaration.
Tilak Varma’s Classical Unbeaten Knock
Tilak Varma, one of India’s most promising young talents, played a pivotal role alongside Pratham Singh on Day 3. Varma, batting with poise and elegance, displayed maturity beyond his years. His century was a patient and calculated effort, complementing Pratham’s aggressive stroke play.
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Varma remained unbeaten on 111 from 193 balls, holding the fort after Singh’s dismissal. His ability to play under pressure, and in partnership with Singh, ensured India A posted a massive total. Varma’s technique, especially against spin, stood out, and his unbeaten century will surely strengthen his case for a spot in the national team.
