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Ranji Trophy 2026 Mumbai Crush Chandigarh By Innings & 155 Runs At Wankhede As Tushar Deshpande Takes 7 Wickets, Hat-Trick

Mumbai: Mumbai overwhelmed Chandigarh by an innings and 155 runs in a completely one-sided Ranji Trophy Elite Group D match at the Wankhede Stadium here on Tuesday. The win was studded by Tushar Deshpande’s match haul of seven wickets, including his first-innings fifer that also included a sensational hat-trick. Following on, Chandigarh were all out for 196 in 52.1 overs, with Tanush Kotian…

Ranji Trophy 2026 Mumbai Crush Chandigarh By Innings & 155 Runs At Wankhede As Tushar Deshpande Takes 7 Wickets, Hat-Trick

Mumbai secured a dominant victory over Chandigarh by an innings and 155 runs in a Ranji Trophy Elite Group D match at the Wankhede Stadium on Tuesday. Tushar Deshpande played a pivotal role with his impressive performance, claiming seven wickets, including a hat-trick in his team's first innings. Chandigarh struggled to keep up with Mumbai's bowling attack, ultimately being all out for 196 in 52.1 overs.

Tanush Kotian, Shams Mulani, and Deshpande were the standout bowlers for Mumbai, contributing to their comprehensive win. The match victory earns Mumbai seven points, bringing them closer to their 43rd Ranji Trophy title.

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