Ranji Trophy: Karan Lamba hits unbeaten ton as Rajasthan batters make Tamil Nadu toil on a flat deck
Karan Lamba made a remarkable comeback in first-class cricket, scoring an unbeaten century for Rajasthan, who amassed 286 for 4 on the opening day of the Ranji Trophy. Partnering with Rohan Rajbhar, who also scored a solid 95 runs, they built a formidable partnership against Tamil Nadu. Saravana Kumar from Tamil Nadu shone with three wickets, showcasing his excellent bowling skills.
JAIPUR: Karan Lamba's unbeaten century put Rajasthan in a strong position against Tamil Nadu in the Ranji Trophy opener at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium on Sunday. The talented batsman, who had not played a Ranji game since 2024, scored 103* off 133 balls, showcasing his skill and determination. Rajasthan, on a flat pitch in the first day, managed to score 286 for 4.
Rohan Rajbhar, a debutant, was the other batsman to make an impact with an unbeaten 95. Tamil Nadu's bowling attack, led by their 37-year-old medium-pacer Saravana Kumar, put up a valiant effort, finishing with 3-52. Despite the challenge, the Rajasthan team remained resilient, with Mahipal Lomror contributing 31* off 48 balls. Karan Lamba's century was a much-awaited performance, and he expressed his satisfaction, stating that being part of the Ranji Trophy is a dream for any cricketer.
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