Haryana pacer Anshul Kamboj has become only the third bowler in Ranji Trophy history to pick up ten wickets in an innings. His spell of 10/49 against Kerala came at the Chaudhry Bansi Lal Cricket Stadium in Lahli on Friday (Nov 15), helping him become the first bowler since Rajasthan's Pradeep Sunderam (10/78) against Vidarbha in 1985-86 to unlock this feat.

Haryana pacer Anshul Kamboj has become only the third bowler in Ranji Trophy history to pick up ten wickets in an innings. His spell of 10/49 against Kerala came at the Chaudhry Bansi Lal Cricket Stadium in Lahli on Friday (Nov 15), helping him become the first bowler since Rajasthan's Pradeep Sunderam (10/78) against Vidarbha in 1985-86 to unlock this feat. The right-arm seamer dismissed Kerala's Shoun Roger on the third day of Haryana’s fifth-round fixture at home to create history. WATCH VIDEO - 1⃣ innings 🤝 1⃣0⃣ wickets 👏 Historic Spell 🙌 3⃣0⃣.1⃣ overs 9⃣ maidens 4⃣9⃣ runs 1⃣0⃣ wickets 🔥 Watch 📽️ Haryana Pacer Anshul Kamboj's record-breaking spell in the 1st innings against Kerala 👌👌#RanjiTrophy | @IDFCFIRSTBank pic.twitter.com/RcNP3NQJ2y — BCCI Domestic (@BCCIdomestic) November 15, 2024 × Best bowling figures in Ranji Trophy history - 10/20 – Premansu Chatterjee – Bengal v Assam (1956-57) 10/49 – Anshul Kamboj – Haryana v Kerala (2024-25) 10/78 – Pradeep Sunderam – Rajasthan v Vidarbha (1985-86) Besides them, the three Indian bowlers who attained a similar feat in first-class cricket were Subhash Gupte in 1954-55, Anil Kumble in 1998-99 and Debasis Mohanty in 2000-01. Here is the list of Indian bowlers to pick ten wickets in an innings in first-class cricket – 10/20 – Premansu Chatterjee – Bengal v Assam (1956-57) 10/46 – Debasis Mohanty – East Zone v South Zone (2000-01) 10/49 – Anshul Kamboj – Haryana v Kerala (2024-25) 10/74 – Anil Kumble – India v Pakistan (1999) 10/78 – Pradeep Sunderam – Rajasthan v Vidarbha (1985-86) 10/78 – Subhash Gupte – Bombay v Pakistan Combined Services and Bahawalpur XI (1954-55) Meanwhile, Kamboj picked up eight wickets on day two, needing only two early on day three to enter record books, which he accomplished soon after. ALSO READ: KL Rahul's injury scare rocks Indian camp as batters struggle against bounce in WACA match simulation Kamboj, who recently represented India A in the ACC Emerging Asia Cup 2024 tournament held in Oman, began his domestic red-ball season with a banger, picking eight wickets in the Duleep Trophy, becoming second seamer after Mohanty (10/46) and Ashoke Dinda (8/123) to achieve this feat. The opening bowler rose to the limelight last season when Haryana won the Vijay Hazare Trophy, while he was their leading wicket-taker, picking 17 wickets from ten matches. He even had his breakthrough moment in the cash-rich IPL, where five-time champions Mumbai Indians bagged his services. Before featuring for Mumbai in the IPL, Kamboj featured in only nine T20 matches; In 15 List-A matches, Kamboj has picked 23 wickets. (With inputs from agencies)

Anshul Kamboj picks 10 wickets in an innings in Ranji Trophy, breaks 39-year-old record - WATCH

Ace India seamer Mohammed Shami is back doing what he does best—picking wickets. On his competitive return to cricket for the first time in around a year, Shami bagged four wickets for Bengal against Madhya Pradesh in the ongoing Ranji Trophy tie on Thursday (Nov. 14). After going wicketless in his 10-over spell on day one, Shami picked four in his next on day two, dismissing MP on 167.

The right-arm seamer accounted for MP Captain Shubham Sharma and lower-order batters, including Saransh Jain and Kumar Kartikeya, helping Bengal maintain a 61-run lead.&nbsp;

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Shami picked 4/54 in 19 overs at an economy rate of 2.80.

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Meanwhile, a clip of Shami’s return to the field did the rounds on social media on day one, with the premier seamer going wayward in his line early on, though he bowled tight lines throughout.&nbsp;

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Despite Shami’s clinical performance in his return game, his participation in the forthcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy remains uncertain. At the time when the BCCI named the 18-man squad for the marquee Australia Tests, Shami, who in the lead-up to the announcement declared himself 100% match-fit, having bowled full throttle following the first two Tests against New Zealand, failed to make the cut due to fitness concerns.&nbsp;

Following the conclusion of the final Test in Mumbai, Rohit addressed Shami’s absence from the BGT squad, claiming everyone concerned took a collective call as they didn’t want to have an under-cooked Shami for five Tests Down Under.

Meanwhile, should Shami attain full match fitness in the two Ranji matches he is scheduled to play in, chances of him linking up with the India Test squad for the Australia series could rise; however, neither the board nor the management has hinted about it.&nbsp;

<h2>Shami’s rise and injury</h2>

Shami wasn’t India’s first-choice seamer for the opening few games in the home World Cup last year but got included in the playing XI following an injury to all-rounder Hardik Pandya in the Bangladesh tie.&nbsp;

The right-arm seamer played the New Zealand tie and wreaked havoc till the end, picking 24 wickets from seven contested matches, including a seven-wicket haul against the Kiwis in the semis in Mumbai. Though he removed David Warner on the second ball in the final, Shami failed to guide his team across the winning line.

That, however, was his last on-field appearance as an ankle injury ruled him out for the next 10-12 months.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Ace India seamer Mohammed Shami is back doing what he does best—picking wickets. On his competitive return to cricket for the first time in around a year, Shami bagged four wickets for Bengal against Madhya Pradesh in the ongoing Ranji Trophy tie on Thursday (Nov.

Ace India seamer Mohammed Shami is back doing what he does best—picking wickets. On his competitive return to cricket for the first time in around a year, Shami bagged four wickets for Bengal against Madhya Pradesh in the ongoing Ranji Trophy tie on Thursday (Nov. 14). After going wicketless in his 10-over spell on day one, Shami picked four in his next on day two, dismissing MP on 167. The right-arm seamer accounted for MP Captain Shubham Sharma and lower-order batters, including Saransh Jain and Kumar Kartikeya, helping Bengal maintain a 61-run lead. ALSO READ: If it is their last time in Australia, it will be retirement: Clarke on Rohit-Kohli, backs duo for BGT 2024/25 Shami picked 4/54 in 19 overs at an economy rate of 2.80. Excellent comeback 💥@MdShami11 bowled an impressive spell of 4/54 on his comeback, playing for Bengal against Madhya Pradesh in the #RanjiTrophy match in Indore 👌👌 Watch 📽️ highlights of his spell in the first innings 🔽@IDFCFIRSTBank Scorecard: https://t.co/54IeDz9fWu pic.twitter.com/sxKktrQJbL — BCCI Domestic (@BCCIdomestic) November 14, 2024 × Meanwhile, a clip of Shami’s return to the field did the rounds on social media on day one, with the premier seamer going wayward in his line early on, though he bowled tight lines throughout. Mohammed Shami Bowling vs MP in the #RanjiTrophy. Video - @mp_score_update and Saurajit Chatterjee pic.twitter.com/4kU1Rxlcj6 — CricDomestic (@CricDomestic_) November 13, 2024 × Despite Shami’s clinical performance in his return game, his participation in the forthcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy remains uncertain. At the time when the BCCI named the 18-man squad for the marquee Australia Tests, Shami, who in the lead-up to the announcement declared himself 100% match-fit, having bowled full throttle following the first two Tests against New Zealand, failed to make the cut due to fitness concerns. Following the conclusion of the final Test in Mumbai, Rohit addressed Shami’s absence from the BGT squad, claiming everyone concerned took a collective call as they didn’t want to have an under-cooked Shami for five Tests Down Under. Meanwhile, should Shami attain full match fitness in the two Ranji matches he is scheduled to play in, chances of him linking up with the India Test squad for the Australia series could rise; however, neither the board nor the management has hinted about it. Shami’s rise and injury Shami wasn’t India’s first-choice seamer for the opening few games in the home World Cup last year but got included in the playing XI following an injury to all-rounder Hardik Pandya in the Bangladesh tie. The right-arm seamer played the New Zealand tie and wreaked havoc till the end, picking 24 wickets from seven contested matches, including a seven-wicket haul against the Kiwis in the semis in Mumbai. Though he removed David Warner on the second ball in the final, Shami failed to guide his team across the winning line. That, however, was his last on-field appearance as an ankle injury ruled him out for the next 10-12 months. (With inputs from agencies)

Mohammed Shami picks 4 wickets for Bengal in Ranji Trophy, announces return in style

There is a big boost for India ahead of the 2024/25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy, which commences in Australia on Nov 22, as Mohammed Shami has been named in Bengal's Ranji Trophy squad for their match versus Madhya Pradesh. Bengal's next clash in the premier domestic tournament is on Nov 13, in Indore, where they take on MP and Shami is set to play his first competitive game since the 2023 ODI World Cup. Following the mega event, he has been plagued with several injuries which has kept him out of cricketing action. If Shami plays without any pain, he could be a late entry into Inda's Test squad for the Australia series.

Shami's fitness was closely monitored ahead of the BGT, which starts later this month with the first Test in Perth. Just before the squad was picked, Shami had mentioned that he was hoping to make a comeback and take the flight to Australia after making a few appearances in the Ranji Trophy. However, the wily pacer can only play a solitary red-ball game to prove his fitness as the 2024/25 edition is split into two. Thus,&nbsp;there is only one round before the white-ball tournaments get underway.

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Shami&nbsp;has been sidelined for a long time. He had to initially undergo surgery for an Achilles heel injury, which troubled him during the home ODI WC (where he ended with the most wickets -- 24). Further, he suffered a setback while in recovery with swelling in his knees.

Shami's comeback for Bengal will be closely monitored with India's tour of Australia set to begin soon.&nbsp;If he bowls without any discomfort, the 34-year-old can be a late addition to India's squad for the upcoming Test series Down Under.

There is a big boost for India ahead of the 2024/25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy, which commences in Australia on Nov 22, as Mohammed Shami has been named in Bengal's Ranji Trophy squad for their match versus Madhya Pradesh.

There is a big boost for India ahead of the 2024/25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy, which commences in Australia on Nov 22, as Mohammed Shami has been named in Bengal's Ranji Trophy squad for their match versus Madhya Pradesh. Bengal's next clash in the premier domestic tournament is on Nov 13, in Indore, where they take on MP and Shami is set to play his first competitive game since the 2023 ODI World Cup. Following the mega event, he has been plagued with several injuries which has kept him out of cricketing action. If Shami plays without any pain, he could be a late entry into Inda's Test squad for the Australia series. Shami's fitness was closely monitored ahead of the BGT, which starts later this month with the first Test in Perth. Just before the squad was picked, Shami had mentioned that he was hoping to make a comeback and take the flight to Australia after making a few appearances in the Ranji Trophy. However, the wily pacer can only play a solitary red-ball game to prove his fitness as the 2024/25 edition is split into two. Thus, there is only one round before the white-ball tournaments get underway. Also read: Manjrekar urges 'BCCI to keep Gautam Gambhir away from pressers', says 'he doesn't have right demeanour...' Shami has been sidelined for a long time. He had to initially undergo surgery for an Achilles heel injury, which troubled him during the home ODI WC (where he ended with the most wickets -- 24). Further, he suffered a setback while in recovery with swelling in his knees. Shami's comeback for Bengal will be closely monitored with India's tour of Australia set to begin soon. If he bowls without any discomfort, the 34-year-old can be a late addition to India's squad for the upcoming Test series Down Under.

Big boost for India before Australia Tests! Mohammed Shami named in Bengal squad for Ranji Trophy tie vs MP

India’s star batter Virat Kohli has been included in Delhi’s probable list for the upcoming Ranji Trophy season which kicks off on October 11. In an announcement on Wednesday (Sep 25), Virat was named in the 84-man list for the Ranji Trophy season for the first time since 2019. He is not the only star included in the probables, with Rishabh Pant also being in the list for the premier domestic competition.

<h2>Virat, Pant in Ranji Trophy squad</h2>

The list of probables, released on Wednesday, will later get trimmed to a 15-man squad which will compete for the title. While Virat's name figures on the list, he is unlikely to get to play for the seven-time champions. One of the key reasons for his exclusion will be the Australian tour which will take place later in November.

Virat’s commitments with the Indian team and a prolonged tour of Australia coupled with the Champions Trophy in February and March could see him skip the Ranji Trophy group stage.

Reflecting on the knockout stage, he could be rested or either be part of the Indian team for their series against England.

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The same goes for Pant, who unlike Virat will be playing in all three formats for India which could see his involvement in the side get limited. He also played in the Delhi Premier League (DPL) recently but was not committed to the side with Duleep Trophy commitments.

The probable squad also includes Yash Dhull, Navdeep Saini, Anuj Rawat and other rising names from the domestic format.

Interestingly, Ishant Sharma’s journey with the Delhi side is all but over having been dropped from the probables. He has been out of favour from the Indian side since 2021 and could have already played his last competitive red-ball game in professional cricket. &nbsp;

India’s star batter Virat Kohli has been included in Delhi’s probable list for the upcoming Ranji Trophy season which kicks off on October 11. In an announcement on Wednesday (Sep 25), Virat was named in the 84-man list for the Ranji Trophy season for the first time since 2019.

India’s star batter Virat Kohli has been included in Delhi’s probable list for the upcoming Ranji Trophy season which kicks off on October 11. In an announcement on Wednesday (Sep 25), Virat was named in the 84-man list for the Ranji Trophy season for the first time since 2019. He is not the only star included in the probables, with Rishabh Pant also being in the list for the premier domestic competition. Virat, Pant in Ranji Trophy squad The list of probables, released on Wednesday, will later get trimmed to a 15-man squad which will compete for the title. While Virat's name figures on the list, he is unlikely to get to play for the seven-time champions. One of the key reasons for his exclusion will be the Australian tour which will take place later in November. Virat’s commitments with the Indian team and a prolonged tour of Australia coupled with the Champions Trophy in February and March could see him skip the Ranji Trophy group stage. Reflecting on the knockout stage, he could be rested or either be part of the Indian team for their series against England. ALSO READ | BGT 2024-25: They've the best bowling attack - Manjrekar backs Indian pacers to do the job in Australia The same goes for Pant, who unlike Virat will be playing in all three formats for India which could see his involvement in the side get limited. He also played in the Delhi Premier League (DPL) recently but was not committed to the side with Duleep Trophy commitments. The probable squad also includes Yash Dhull, Navdeep Saini, Anuj Rawat and other rising names from the domestic format. Interestingly, Ishant Sharma’s journey with the Delhi side is all but over having been dropped from the probables. He has been out of favour from the Indian side since 2021 and could have already played his last competitive red-ball game in professional cricket.

Ranji Trophy 2024-25: Virat Kohli, Rishabh Pant included in Delhi's probable list

Ace India seamer Mohammed Shami might miss the upcoming two-match Test series against Bangladesh starting September 19 in Chennai. Although he has resumed bowling at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru following his ankle surgery, the BCCI decided against accelerating his comeback.&nbsp;

Given India will play five Tests Down Under later this year, the board wants Shami to recover at his pace and return when 100%.

The India fast bowler is said to mark his return with the first Ranji Trophy game for Bengal starting October 11.

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Shami was India’s best bowler during the 2023 ODI World Cup – picking 24 wickets in seven contested matches. His performance propelled India to reach another WC Final – the second time at home, but they came short against the eventual winners, Australia, by six wickets.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The right-arm pacer suffered an ankle injury during the ten-team tournament and has been ruled out of competitive cricket since. Although the board named him in the Test squad for the South Africa series later last year, Shami pulled his name out.&nbsp;

Later, he underwent surgery in London in February this year, recovering at the NCA&nbsp;since.

Earlier, several reports claimed that the Indian Cricket Board is hopeful that Shami will attain full fitness in time for the first series of the upcoming home season; that, however, is far from reality as Shami continues to recover from his ankle injury.

<h2>The daunting Australian Tour</h2>

The BCCI understands the magnitude of this Test series, and to ensure India completes a historic hat-trick of series win Down Under, they need a fully-fit Shami on the board.&nbsp;

If all goes well and Shami fares per expectation during the domestic matches, the board can include him for the second and third Test against the Kiwis.&nbsp;

Per a report in the Indian Express, the BCCI also plans to send Shami with the India-A side to Australia for two four-day fixtures starting October 31 and November 7 to acclimatise and prepare for the marquee Test series.

Meanwhile, the last time India toured Australia, Shami broke his wrist while batting in the first Test in Adelaide, which India lost embarrassingly. They, however, created history by winning the series 2-1 under stand-in captain Ajinkya Rahane and without Shami and their then-captain Virat Kohli.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Ace India seamer Mohammed Shami might miss the upcoming two-match Test series against Bangladesh starting September 19 in Chennai. Although he has resumed bowling at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru following his ankle surgery, the BCCI decided against accelerating his comeback.

Ace India seamer Mohammed Shami might miss the upcoming two-match Test series against Bangladesh starting September 19 in Chennai. Although he has resumed bowling at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru following his ankle surgery, the BCCI decided against accelerating his comeback. Given India will play five Tests Down Under later this year, the board wants Shami to recover at his pace and return when 100%. The India fast bowler is said to mark his return with the first Ranji Trophy game for Bengal starting October 11. ALSO READ: 'Don't think there's anyone better': Southee in awe of Bumrah, calls him 'tremendous' across formats Shami was India’s best bowler during the 2023 ODI World Cup – picking 24 wickets in seven contested matches. His performance propelled India to reach another WC Final – the second time at home, but they came short against the eventual winners, Australia, by six wickets. The right-arm pacer suffered an ankle injury during the ten-team tournament and has been ruled out of competitive cricket since. Although the board named him in the Test squad for the South Africa series later last year, Shami pulled his name out. Later, he underwent surgery in London in February this year, recovering at the NCA since. Earlier, several reports claimed that the Indian Cricket Board is hopeful that Shami will attain full fitness in time for the first series of the upcoming home season; that, however, is far from reality as Shami continues to recover from his ankle injury. The daunting Australian Tour The BCCI understands the magnitude of this Test series, and to ensure India completes a historic hat-trick of series win Down Under, they need a fully-fit Shami on the board. If all goes well and Shami fares per expectation during the domestic matches, the board can include him for the second and third Test against the Kiwis. Per a report in the Indian Express, the BCCI also plans to send Shami with the India-A side to Australia for two four-day fixtures starting October 31 and November 7 to acclimatise and prepare for the marquee Test series. Meanwhile, the last time India toured Australia, Shami broke his wrist while batting in the first Test in Adelaide, which India lost embarrassingly. They, however, created history by winning the series 2-1 under stand-in captain Ajinkya Rahane and without Shami and their then-captain Virat Kohli. (With inputs from agencies)

BCCI to rest Mohammed Shami for Bangladesh Tests, Ranji Trophy opener to mark his return - Reports

The Indian Cricket Board has proposed a series of changes for the Ranji Trophy, including in the schedule, ensuring better function of the premier domestic tournament throughout the year.

The Indian Cricket Board has proposed a series of changes for the Ranji Trophy, including in the schedule, ensuring better function of the premier domestic tournament throughout the year. With players and logistics going for a toss in the concluded season owing to severe weather disruptions, the BCCI mulls holding the Ranji Trophy in two phases to avoid such issues while considering players feel exerted due to tight windows between matches. Per BCCI’s latest proposal, the upcoming Ranji Trophy season would begin in late September or early October, with the board's apex council reviewing this proposal. Following the first five rounds of the competition, the senior men’s white-ball tournaments, including the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy (T20) and Vijay Hazare Trophy (50 overs) will be conducted. The remainder of the Ranji season, including the three rounds of group matches and the knockouts, will be staged right after that. ALSO READ: IPL: Pandya hails bowlers in KKR defeat but seniors’ poor form worries fans as T20 World Cup looms Meanwhile, in the concluded Ranji Trophy season, the tournament began in early January, with several matches during the first half getting affected by the weather conditions, mainly in North India. With fog causing trouble, the logistics were also hit, with captains and coaches voicing their concerns publicly. More gap between matches Besides, per the latest proposal, the Indian board would increase the gap from three to four days between matches, especially during the first-class tournaments. Plenty of players, including India all-rounder Shardul Thakur, had asked BCCI to manage time between matches for players to rejuvenate and recover, considering the lengthy competition. For instance, Mumbai played ten first-class games inside as many weeks during their title run season. "If boys keep playing like this for two more seasons, there will be a lot of injuries across the country," ESPNcricinfo had quoted Shardul as saying. "Next year, they [the BCCI] have to re-look at it and give more breaks. When I remember playing Ranji Trophy back in the day, [a] good seven to eight years back, the first three games used to have a three-day break, and then it was a four-day break, and knockouts were played with five-day breaks,” he added. Moreover, the BCCI had also announced the increase in match fees for the domestic cricketers, with a pay hike for the contracted India cricketers, with a motive of luring them into playing Tests.

BCCI proposes changes in Ranji Trophy schedule to avoid weather disruption, players’ exertion

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