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Match Details
JHKD vs TN, 58th ODI, VHT Elite 2025-26 live
JHKD
244-1(41.0)
Jharkhand won by 9 wickets 🏆
TN
(45.0)243-10
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P'ship : 43(37)
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What a performance from Jharkhand as they register their third straight win of the tournament. Utkarsh Singh capped off a memorable year by starting and ending 2025 with a century. Ishan Kishan is set to return as captain in the next game, which will only make this Jharkhand side even stronger.
We’ll be back on the 3rd of January, 2026 for the next round of fixtures. Jharkhand finish the year on a high, while Tamil Nadu’s hopes of making the quarter-finals now look slim. Wishing you all a very happy New Year — celebrate responsibly, enjoy the festivities and stay safe.
For now, this is Pritam Dey signing off along with scorer/analyst Danish Elahi brought all the actions of this clash. Stay tuned for more cricketing action from around the world. BYE BYE👋
We’ll be back on the 3rd of January, 2026 for the next round of fixtures. Jharkhand finish the year on a high, while Tamil Nadu’s hopes of making the quarter-finals now look slim. Wishing you all a very happy New Year — celebrate responsibly, enjoy the festivities and stay safe.
For now, this is Pritam Dey signing off along with scorer/analyst Danish Elahi brought all the actions of this clash. Stay tuned for more cricketing action from around the world. BYE BYE👋
Player of the Match: Utkarsh Singh
4:36 PM IST & Local Time: That’s the end of the contest! Jharkhand have completely outplayed Tamil Nadu in Ahmedabad, sealing a dominant 9-wicket victory with 24 balls to spare.
Play began late due to damp conditions, leading to the match being curtailed to 45 overs per side, with Jharkhand winning the toss and choosing to field. Shubham Singh struck in his very first over, removing N Jagadeesan for a duck, before Athish and Pradosh Ranjan Paul steadied Tamil Nadu with a solid 65-run partnership for the second wicket. Utkarsh Singh eventually broke the stand by dismissing Athish for 33 and Pradosh Ranjan Paul soon followed after throwing his wicket away on 49, falling just short of a deserved half-century.
Baba Indrajith anchored the innings through the middle overs but also missed out on a fifty, departing for 48. Tamil Nadu found useful lower-order contributions from Mohamed Ali (26 off 32), R Sai Kishore (24 off 21) and a brisk cameo from Sonu Yadav, who struck 31 off 22 balls. The innings ended on the final delivery with Tamil Nadu posting a competitive 243 in their 45 overs, while Shubham Singh once again impressed for Jharkhand, finishing as the pick of the bowlers with figures of 4/53.
In reply, Jharkhand made a flying start as openers Shikhar Mohan and Utkarsh Singh put together a massive opening partnership. They punished anything loose, kept the runs flowing and completely took the game away from Tamil Nadu. Tamil Nadu were sloppy in the field and paid the price by dropping a few costly chances.
Utkarsh Singh went on to register a well-deserved century and stayed unbeaten till the end on 123 off 120 balls. Shikhar Mohan missed out on his hundred after throwing his wicket away in the nervous nineties, departing for 90. Virat Singh then walked in at number three and finished things off, remaining unbeaten on 20 off 18 balls as Jharkhand chased down the target with ease, winning by 9 wickets and with 24 balls to spare.
Play began late due to damp conditions, leading to the match being curtailed to 45 overs per side, with Jharkhand winning the toss and choosing to field. Shubham Singh struck in his very first over, removing N Jagadeesan for a duck, before Athish and Pradosh Ranjan Paul steadied Tamil Nadu with a solid 65-run partnership for the second wicket. Utkarsh Singh eventually broke the stand by dismissing Athish for 33 and Pradosh Ranjan Paul soon followed after throwing his wicket away on 49, falling just short of a deserved half-century.
Baba Indrajith anchored the innings through the middle overs but also missed out on a fifty, departing for 48. Tamil Nadu found useful lower-order contributions from Mohamed Ali (26 off 32), R Sai Kishore (24 off 21) and a brisk cameo from Sonu Yadav, who struck 31 off 22 balls. The innings ended on the final delivery with Tamil Nadu posting a competitive 243 in their 45 overs, while Shubham Singh once again impressed for Jharkhand, finishing as the pick of the bowlers with figures of 4/53.
In reply, Jharkhand made a flying start as openers Shikhar Mohan and Utkarsh Singh put together a massive opening partnership. They punished anything loose, kept the runs flowing and completely took the game away from Tamil Nadu. Tamil Nadu were sloppy in the field and paid the price by dropping a few costly chances.
Utkarsh Singh went on to register a well-deserved century and stayed unbeaten till the end on 123 off 120 balls. Shikhar Mohan missed out on his hundred after throwing his wicket away in the nervous nineties, departing for 90. Virat Singh then walked in at number three and finished things off, remaining unbeaten on 20 off 18 balls as Jharkhand chased down the target with ease, winning by 9 wickets and with 24 balls to spare.
OVER 41
Jharkhand
244/1
Utkarsh Singh
123(120)
Virat Singh
20(18)
S Mohamed Ali
0-43(8.0)
40.6 S Mohamed to V Singh
1 Full at the pads. Virat clips it to the right of short fine leg for a single. Huge wicket for Jharkhand as they have thumped Tamil Nadu by 9 wickets!
40.5 S Mohamed to U Singh
1 Scores are Level! Full around off. Driven off the front foot to wide long off for a single.
40.4 S Mohamed to U Singh
0 Back of a length delivery around off. Utkarsh looks to nudge it away on the onside, gets an inside edge onto his front pad.
40.3 S Mohamed to U Singh
0 Beauty from Mohamed Ali. Tossed up delivery around off, grips and turns away. Utkarsh was beaten all ends up as the ball goes over the off stump to the keeper.
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