Ranji Trophy: Rajat Patidar Hits Explosive 68-Ball Century for Madhya Pradesh
In the current match against Haryana, Rajat Patidar scored a quick hundred off just 68 balls, proving his skills after being overlooked for the India A squad for the upcoming matches. His impressive performance has drawn attention once again.
Rajat Patidar, India’s promising middle-order batsman renowned for his aggressive style against spin bowlers, has once again made headlines by scoring an impressive century off just 68 balls against Haryana in the ongoing Ranji Trophy 2024/25 season. Representing Madhya Pradesh, Patidar came in to bat at number three and showcased his exceptional skills with a brilliant innings that helped boost his team’s performance. His explosive century highlights his potential and determination to make a mark in domestic cricket.
Patidar reached his first century of the season in just 68 balls, breaking the previous Madhya Pradesh record of a 69-ball hundred set by Naman Ojha against Karnataka in 2015. His impressive innings showcased his batting prowess and determination on the field. His 68-ball century is the fifth fastest in the history of the Ranji Trophy.
Players with the Fastest Century in the Ranji Trophy History:
48 balls – Rishabh Pant
56 balls – Riyan Parag
56 balls – RK Borah
60 balls – S Reuben Paul
68 balls – Rajat Patidar
69 balls – Naman Ojha
Madhya Pradesh in a Commanding Position Against Haryana
In the clash against Haryana, Madhya Pradesh initially set a solid foundation with 304 runs in their first innings. However, Haryana responded fiercely, scoring 440 runs to take a 136-run lead. In their second innings, Madhya Pradesh has bounced back and currently stands at 234 for 3, holding a 98-run advantage, largely due to Rajat Patidar’s century, which has been instrumental in their recovery.
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