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India A establishes 428-run lead over New Zealand A with 464-run first innings

First reported by The Hindu Latest report 2 sources
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India A declared their first innings at 464 for five after 146 overs, with captain Jurel (71), Tilak (81 not out), and Washington (50 not out) scoring half-centuries. This gave India A a 428-run lead. New Zealand A struggled in response, reaching 36 for two wickets early in their innings.

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  1. The Hindu

    India A take 428-run lead to dominate day 2 against NZ A (opens The Hindu in a new tab)

    Resuming at 227 for two, India A rode on fifties by skipper Jurel (71), Tilak (81 not out) and Washington (50 not out) to post 464 for five before the hosts declared their first innings after 146 overs

  2. Times of India

    Jurel, Tilak shine as India A take massive 428-run lead against New Zealand A (opens Times of India in a new tab)

    India A established a solid position against New Zealand A, posting a total of 464 runs. Dhruv Jurel, Tilak Varma, and Washington Sundar contributed significantly to the first innings with their half-centuries. After declaring their innings, India A's bowlers…

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