Yash Dhull's Century Not Enough as Delhi Trails in Ranji Clash

Yash Dhull's unbeaten century could not prevent Delhi from trailing by 410 runs against Tamil Nadu in the Ranji Trophy Group D match. Meanwhile, Assam struggles against Chandigarh, and Saurashtra's strong reply comes courtesy of Pujara and Jackson's partnership against Chhattisgarh.

Despite Yash Dhull's resilient century, Delhi finds themselves trailing Tamil Nadu by a vast margin of 410 runs in their Group D Ranji Trophy match. Dhull's unbeaten 103 was the highlight of the day, as Delhi ended at 264 for 8 in 97 overs.

Elsewhere in Guwahati, Assam faced a grim situation against Chandigarh, struggling at 144 for 7 in their second innings. Assam's top order faltered, unable to secure big scores, with Jagjit Singh claiming four wickets for Chandigarh.

In Rajkot, Cheteshwar Pujara and Sheldon Jackson carved a significant innings for Saurashtra against Chhattisgarh, both remaining unbeaten at the close of play. Their partnership guided Saurashtra to a strong position at 177 for 2.

(With inputs from agencies.)