119/10 (17.1)
CR : 6.93
167/9 (20.0)
CR : 8.35
Assam won by 48 runs 🏆
Player of the Match
Mukhtar Hussain
6/200(1)
Ravi Kiran is the last batter in.
Over 17
Chhattisgarh 119/9
Ravi Kiran0(0)
Dev Aditya Singh1(1)
Mukhtar Hussain6-20(4.0)
17.1
W
B Lahkar to Singh
BOWLED'EM! That's it! Chhattisgarh have lost 5 wickets in 7 balls, and they are folded for 119 runs. Assam win by 48 runs to secure their first points of the season. Short of a length delivery on the stumps. Dev clears his front leg and pulls at it but misses it completelty and the ball goes on to rattle the stumps.
Singh 1(2)
b B Lahkar
4s/6s
0/0
SR
50.00
Over 18
Chhattisgarh 119/10
Dev Aditya Singh1(2)
Ravi Kiran0(0)
Bhargab Lahkar2-12(2.1)
ASM won by 48 runs
8:04 PM IST, Local Time: A massive collapse in the middle saw Chhattisgarh lose 5 wickets in 7 balls, ultimately getting bowled out for 119 runs. Assam win by 48 runs and register their first victory of the season.
Earlier, Assam finish with 167/9, a total that once promised 180+ before Chhattisgarh triggered a late collapse. The top order flourished through Sumit Ghadigaonkar’s explosive 79 (49) and Pradyun Saikia’s 37 (29), their 95-run opening stand laying a strong platform. But momentum faded quickly, with wickets tumbling in clusters — a slide from 160/5 to 165/9 in the final overs halting their progress. Riyan Parag (15) and Nihar Deka (22 off 14)* offered support, though the finishing kick never arrived.
Chhattisgarh’s bowlers executed well at the back end, led by Sourabh Majumdar (2/26), Ravi Kiran (2/29) and Shubham Agarwal (2/33), with Ajay Jadav Mandal striking once to further tighten the screws.
In reply, Chhattisgarh lost Aayush Pandey for a duck in the opening over, but Amandeep Khare (46) and Shashank Chandrakar (30) steadied the innings with a 43-run stand for the second wicket before Chandrakar’s brisk knock was cut short by Mrinmoy Dutta.
What followed was a dramatic collapse. The middle and lower order crumbled completely as Chhattisgarh slipped from 118/5 to 119/10 in the space of just seven balls, with six batters dismissed for single-digit scores.
Mukhtar Hussain was the chief destroyer, producing a brilliant spell of 6/20 in four overs, including four wickets in one over, ripping through the batting lineup and triggering the collapse. Bhargab Lahkar (2/12) supported him well with two wickets, while Avinav Choudhury and Mrinmoy Dutta picked up one each.
Earlier, Assam finish with 167/9, a total that once promised 180+ before Chhattisgarh triggered a late collapse. The top order flourished through Sumit Ghadigaonkar’s explosive 79 (49) and Pradyun Saikia’s 37 (29), their 95-run opening stand laying a strong platform. But momentum faded quickly, with wickets tumbling in clusters — a slide from 160/5 to 165/9 in the final overs halting their progress. Riyan Parag (15) and Nihar Deka (22 off 14)* offered support, though the finishing kick never arrived.
Chhattisgarh’s bowlers executed well at the back end, led by Sourabh Majumdar (2/26), Ravi Kiran (2/29) and Shubham Agarwal (2/33), with Ajay Jadav Mandal striking once to further tighten the screws.
In reply, Chhattisgarh lost Aayush Pandey for a duck in the opening over, but Amandeep Khare (46) and Shashank Chandrakar (30) steadied the innings with a 43-run stand for the second wicket before Chandrakar’s brisk knock was cut short by Mrinmoy Dutta.
What followed was a dramatic collapse. The middle and lower order crumbled completely as Chhattisgarh slipped from 118/5 to 119/10 in the space of just seven balls, with six batters dismissed for single-digit scores.
Mukhtar Hussain was the chief destroyer, producing a brilliant spell of 6/20 in four overs, including four wickets in one over, ripping through the batting lineup and triggering the collapse. Bhargab Lahkar (2/12) supported him well with two wickets, while Avinav Choudhury and Mrinmoy Dutta picked up one each.
Player of the Match: Mukhtar Hussain
Time to wrap up this coverage, folks! For now, it's me, Deepak Prakash, signing off on behalf of scorer/analyst Sachin Yadav. CHEERS!