Rain 50%, cricket 50%: Kerala's CK Nayudu game against Uttarakhand ends in draw
Pavan Raj's fifer for Kerala was the highlight of the final day in Wayanad after the hosts made Uttarakhand to follow on.
Pavan Raj's fifer for Kerala was the highlight of the final day in Wayanad after the hosts made Uttarakhand to follow on.
Pavan Raj's fifer for Kerala was the highlight of the final day in Wayanad after the hosts made Uttarakhand to follow on.
Rain played spoilsport as Kerala settled for a draw in a CK Nayudu Trophy U-23 match at the Krishnagiri Stadium in Wayanad despite making Uttarakhand follow on.
With frequent stoppages due to rain and bad light, less than 200 overs were possible across four days, at an average of under 50 overs per day. On the final day, Uttarakhand were made to follow-on after posting 321. Pavan Raj's fifer was the highlight of the day, from Kerala's perspective.
Having conceded a lead of 200, the visitors found themselves reeling at 49/3 in their second essay when play was suspended due to bad light. Edhen Apple Tom bagged all three wickets.
In their first innings, Uttarakhand had fought their way back into the game from 67/4, thanks to half-centuries from Arush, Shashwat Dangwal and Rohi. Three players had scored centuries as Kerala declared their first innings at 521/7.
Brief scores: 521/7 dec in 107.4 overs drew with Uttarakhand 321 in 74.5 overs (Arush 80, Shashwat Dangwal 60, Rohit 58, Pavan Raj 5/83) & 49/3 in 11.2 overs (Edhen Apple Tom 3/16)