How Priyansh Arya made ‘mental switch’ to etch his maiden first-class hundred
After missing the first three deliveries of the Delhi innings, Gujarat seamer Arzan Nagwaswalla found himself in a precarious position, blocking Priyansh Arya's view from his seat in a makeshift tent. The 24-year-old opener, making his debut in the Ranji Trophy, charged Chintan Gaja, the Gujarat captain, off the fourth delivery of the morning.
Despite the ball missing its mark, Arya's bold approach set the tone for his impressive innings. With only seven meters separating the two grounds, Arya's tenacious batting day proved crucial for Delhi, as he combined with captain Ayush Badoni to post a formidable 234-run partnership, culminating in Delhi's imposing total of 381 for four.
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