In a thrilling encounter at the Kotambi Stadium in Vadodara during the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2025, cricket fans witnessed an extraordinary display of batting prowess from Tamil Nadu’s Narayan Jagadeesan. As Tamil Nadu pursued a target of 268 runs against Rajasthan, Jagadeesan’s explosive innings not only set the tone for the chase but also left spectators in awe with his remarkable ability to dominate the bowling attack.

A fiery start to Tamil Nadu’s chase

Tamil Nadu’s innings began under pressure as they lost early wickets, including Tushar Raheja and Vaishna Kumar. However, Jagadeesan quickly turned the tide with his aggressive batting style. In what would become a defining moment of the match, he targeted Rajasthan’s Aman Singh Shekhawat during the second over. The scorecard read a modest 10 runs when Jagadeesan unleashed a barrage of shots that woul?d soon be etched in the memories of those present.

Also READ: Vijay Hazare Trophy 2024-25: Pun??jab’s Anmolpreet Singh shatt??ers Yusuf Pathan’s List A record

Narayan Jagadeesan smashes six consecutive boundaries

The second over of the innings became a spectacle as Jagadeesan ruthlessly attacked Shekhawat, scoring an astonishing 29 runs in just six legal deliveries. The over began with Shekhawat’s first ball being ruled a wide, followed by four additional wides that further compounded his woes. With the bowler struggling to find his line and length, Jagadeesan seized the opportunity, smashing six consecutive fours off the subsequent deliveries.

Shekhawat’s errors were glaring; his first three balls were short and wide, which Jagadeesan expertly dispatched through the off-side. The last three deliveries were too straight, allowing Jagadeesan to flick them effortlessly to the boundary. This over not only shifted momentum but also showcased Jagadeesan’s ability to capitalize on bowlers’ mistakes, reinforcing his reputation as one of Tamil Nadu’s most explosive batters.

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— BCCI Domestic (@BCCIdomestic) January 9, 2025

Jagadeesan falls short of a ton

Despite his explosive start, Jagadeesan ultimately fell short of a well-deserved century, departing for 65 runs after an impressive innings that included ten boundaries. His dismissal came at a crucial juncture when Tamil Nadu was well on course for victory, needing just 160 runs with 31.2 overs remaining. His partnership with Baba Indrajith was pivot?al in keeping Tam?il Nadu afloat in their chase

Jagadeesan’s innings served as a stark reminder of the importance of discipline in bowling. Shekhawat’s inability to maintain control allowed Jagadeesan t??o unleash his full potential, leading to one of the most memorable overs in recent cricket history.

Also READ: Karun Nair breaks a 13-year-old ?List A record in the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2024-25

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The pre-quarter final stage of the Vijay Hazare Trophy commenced with two stellar fixtures today. While Haryana faced a determined Bengal side in the 1st preliminary quarter-final, Rajasthan were up against Tamil Nadu in the second match. Amidst raining runs in both the matches, a standout performance came from the spin sensation Varun Chakaravarthy who has impressed once again as he clinched 5 wickets for his domestic side, Tamil N?adu and saved th??e day for the team’s bowling unit.

Varun Chakaravarthy keeps Tamil Nadu’s hopes alive

Varun had a remarkable domestic season with the ball so far. The 33-year-old has bagged 13 wicke?ts for his side till now. Addin??g another feather in his cap is a 5-wicket haul in the domestic season which makes him a standout performer for his squad in the pre-quarter final fixture.

Notably, Rajasthan skipper Mahipal Lomror and star batter Deepak Hooda were the first ones who could not bear the remarkable bowling spell from Varun and were bowled out scoring 60 and 7 runs respectively. Varun then dismissed a dangerous looking Abhijeet Tomar who had scored an emphatic century to give a solid start to Rajasthan. However, a loose shot from the opening batter ??proved detrimental to ??his innings.

Kukna Ajay Singh was next in-line who gave a simple catch to Indrajith in the slips and returned back to the pavilion scoring just 2 runs for his side. Tailender Khaleel Ahmed was the final dismissal of the off-spin maestro for the day. This was his first 5-wicket haul in the Vijay Hazare Trophy. A stunning performance from Varun stopped the run flow for Rajasthan as they were bowled out by Tamil Nadu in 47.3 overs with a 267 runs on the board. The leg-spinner has featured in 13 T20I matches for India and has taken 19 wickets for the national side.

Also Read: Twitter rea??ctions: Abhijeet Tomar smashes a counter-attacking century against Tamil Nadu in Vijay Hazare Trophy 2024-25

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— BCCI Domestic (@BCCIdomestic) January 9, 2025

Varun aims for a place in the Champions Trophy 2025

Vijay Hazare Trophy can just be the right platform for Varun to impress the selectors and get an opportunity to debut for India in the ODI format and be a part of the Indian in the upcoming Champions Trophy 2025. India is set to play all its matches in the UAE and a lethal spin option can prove beneficial for the team considering the fact that ?historically, pitch in Dubai has been favourable for spin bowling.

Additionally, Varun will also look forward to proving his abilities in the upcoming T20I and ODI series against England on home soil. With Kuldeep Yadav injured, India is looking for a stable spin alternative in white-ball cricket. Varun has played 22 List-A matches in his career so far and also a constant starter for Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) in the Indian Premier League (IPL). 

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The stage was set for an exhilarating clash as Rajasthan faced Tamil Nadu in the 2nd Preliminary Quarter-Final of the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2024-25. Winning the toss, Tamil Nadu opted to bowl first, hoping to exploit the early conditions and restrict Rajasthan to a modest total. However, they were met with a fierce resistance from Rajasthan’s batters, particularly Abhijeet Tomar, whose brilliant century laid the founda??tion for a competitive innings.

Abhijeet Tomar’s resilient ton against Tamil Nadu

Tomar emerged as the star of the Rajasthan’s innings, scoring an impressive 111 runs off 125 balls. His innings was characterized by a mix of aggression and calculated shot selection, which kept the scoreboard ticking at a healthy rate. Tomar’s knock included 12 boundaries and a six, showcasing his ability to find gaps and rotate the strike effectively. His innings was pivotal in setting up a solid platform for Rajasthan, espec??ially after losing an early wicket.

Tomar’s partnership with Mahipal Lomror, who contributed 60 runs off 49 balls, proved crucial. Together, they built a resilient partnership that not only stabilized the innings but also propelled Rajasthan towards a formidable total. Their collaboration was marked by strategic running between the wickets and timely boundaries, whic??h frustrated the Tamil Nadu bowlers.

Also READ: Karun Nair breaks a 13-year-old List A record in the Vijay Haz??are Trophy 2024-25

Rajasthan batters’ successful outing in middle overs against Tamil Nadu

Rajasthan’s innings began with a rocky start as they lost their opener, Sachin Yadav, for just 4 runs. This ?early setback put pressure on the batting side, but Tomar quickly took charg??e, showcasing his class and composure. His aggressive yet calculated approach helped stabilize the innings, allowing him to build partnerships that would prove crucial.

Tomar found an ideal ally in Lomror, and together they formed a formidable partnership. Tomar’s ability to find gaps and rotate the strike kept the scoreboard moving, while Lomror complemented him with his own attacking play. The duo’s partnership flourished, pushing the total past 180 runs before Lomror was dismissed for 60.

Despite losing Deepak Hooda shortly after, Tomar continued to anchor the innings with his resilient knock. He reached his century with a flurry of boundaries, bringing excitement to the Rajasthan camp. However, he eventually fell to Varun Chakaravarthy after scoring 111 runs off 125 balls.

In the latter stages of the innings, Kartik Sharma contributed a steady 35 runs, while all other batters failed towards the end. Rajasthan finished their innings at 267 runs bundling out in 47.3 overs. This competitive total set a challenging target for? Tamil Nadu as they prepared to chase down the runs in pursuit of victory.

Here’s how Twitter reacted:

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— BCCI Domestic (@BCCIdomestic) January 9, 2025

Abhijeet Tomar played a brilliant innings of 110 runs off 120 balls against TN in the Vijay Hazare Trophy pic.twitter.com/a8IOALQdWp

— cricwa🏏 (@AnsariAjaz83776) January 9, 2025

Abhijeet tomar brilliant Hundreds against Tamilnadu in pre quarter finals of Vijay hajare trophy.#India #domestic #vijayhazare #abhijeettomar #BCCI pic.twitter.com/ZxwTpmX1H9

— THE ALLROUNDER (@TheAllr0under) January 9, 2025

Abhijeet Tomar s?mashed Well build Hundred in Pre Quarter final

-Scores 100 runs in 107 balls (11×4, 4×6)
-Rajasthan 168/1 #RAJvTN #VijayHazareTrophy pic.twitter.com/74POKpSf4V

— Rohit Baliyan (@rohit_balyan) January 9, 2025

Terrific innings from Abhijeet Tomar in Vijay Hazare Trophy 💯#cricket #VijayHazareTrophy pic.twitter.com/ZYncNNfaDe

— Aman (@Amanriz78249871) January 9, 2025

A fine century for Abhijeet Tomar. took him time when the pacers were bowling well. but then has stepped on the pedal. 100 off 107b. Tushar rahej??a must be kicking himself for dropping a sitter when he was on 0. Rajasthan 169/1 in the 30th over

— S Dipak Ragav (@dipakragav) January 9, 2025

Abhijeet Tomar!!! whatta fine knock… pic.twitter.com/ziO63k8uDy

— Akash Thapa (@AkashThapa2505) January 9, 2025

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India’s premier domestic One-Day tournament, the Vijay Hazare Trophy, has reached its decisive knockout stage after an intense group phase. The 2024-25 season of the competition has already showcased stellar performances from both batters and bowlers, and the st??akes are now higher as teams battle for the coveted title.

Group Stage Highlights

The group stage saw several outstanding individual performances and fierce competition among teams. Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Vidarbha and Baroda secured direct entries into the quarter-finals after topping their respective groups. Punjab also advanced to the quarter-finals as the best-performing sec??ond-placed team.

Meanwhile, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Haryana and Bengal will compete in the pre-quarterfinals for t?he rem?aining two spots in the next stage.

Also READ: Karun Nair breaks? a 13-year-old List A record in the Vijay Hazare Trop?hy 2024-25

Star Performers

On the batting front, Mayank Agarwal has been in phenomenal form, leading the run charts with a staggering 613 runs in just seven innings. With four centuries and an average of 153.25, he has set the benchmark for consistency and d?ominance. Karun Nair, another standout performer, has scored 542 runs in five innings, including four centuries. Rema??rkably, Nair was dismissed only once in his last innings, underlining his exceptional run of form.

Among the bowlers, Arshdeep Singh has emerged as the highest wicket-taker, with 17 scalps in six innings at an average of 18.17. He has been a crucial asset for his team, delivering impactful spells. Gujarat’s Chintan Gaja follows closely with 16 wickets in seven innings, boasting an impressive average of 15.62.

Knockout Fixtures

The knockout stage promises to be an exhilarating phase of the tournament. Here’s a detailed schedule:

*All matches will begin at 9:00 am IST

Broadcast and Live Streaming details

Cricket fans in India can catch all the live action of the knockout matches on television through Sports18 and Colors Cineplex. For live streaming, they can access the JioCinema app or visit the official website at jiocinema.com.

Also WA?TCH: 13-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi annihilates K??runal Pandya with powerful sixes in Vijay Hazare Trophy

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In Round 6 of the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2024-25, Vidarbha’s Karun Nair delivered a masterclass performance against Uttar Pradesh, scoring an unbeaten?? century that guided his team to a significant victory. The Group D clash witnessed Nair setting a unique milestone in List A cricket, etching his name in the record books with an exceptional batting display.

Surpassing a 13-year-old record 

Nair played a captain’s knock, scoring 112 runs versus Uttar Pradesh, guiding Vidarbha to yet another commanding win in the tournament. His knock, marked by elegant stroke play and tactical acumen, was pivotal in the team’s success.

Nair’s innings brought him to an impressive tally of 542 runs in just six matches, with a personal best of 163 not out against Chandigarh. The Vidarbha skipper has scored four centuries in the tournament so far, making him the second-highest run-scorer of the season so far after Mayank Agarwal. During his knock against Uttar Pradesh, when he was in the 80s, Nair achieved a remarkable feat, he became the player with the most runs in List A cricket without being dismissed, surpassing New Zealand’s James Franklin, who held the record with 512 runs since 2010.

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Vidarbha: Group D leaders with unbeaten streak

Under Nair’s leadership, Vidarbha has been a dominant force in Group D, sitting comfortably at the top of the table without a single loss. Out of 38 teams competing in the Vijay Hazare Trophy, Vidarbha is one of only two unbeaten sides, alongside Group A leaders Gujarat. Vidarbha’s consistent performances, including a commanding 10-wicket victory over Mizoram ??in their previous match, have made them strong contenders for the title.

Nair’s incredible run in the tournament has not only propelled Vidarbha to the top but has also established him as one of the standout players of the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2024-25.

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Vaibhav Suryavanshi, a name that has recently echoed through the cricketing world, is making waves as a 13-year-old prodigy. His journey from a small village in Bihar to the spotlight of the IPL has been nothing short of phenomenal. Recently, he showcased his remarkable talent in the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2024-25, where he not only made headlines but also left seasoned players like Krunal Pandya in awe.

The rise of a young star Vaibhav Suryavanshi

Suryavanshi’s cricketing journey began at an incredibly young age. He was picked up by Rajasthan Royals for a staggering INR 1.1 crore during the IPL 2025 mega auction, making him the youngest player ever to be auctioned in IPL history. This milestone came after an impressive display of skill at various junior levels, including a standout performance in the U19 Asia Cup. His father, a farmer with limited resources, recognized Vaibhav’s talent early on and supported his dreams by setting up practice nets at home, which laid the foundation for his cricketing career.

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Suryavanshi stuns Krunal Pandya with huge hits

In a recent match against Baroda during the Vijay Hazare Trophy, Suryavanshi delivered a breathtaking performance that further solidified his reputation as a future superstar. He scored 71 runs off just 42 balls, including four towering sixes and eight fours. His aggressive batting style was on full display as he took on experienced bowlers like Krunal, smashing him over deep mid-wicket with remarkable power. Although Bihar ultimately fell short by 36 runs in their chase of 278, Suryavanshi’s innings was a testament to his potential and ability to perform under pressure.

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— Sports Culture (@SportsCulture24) January 2, 2025

Breaking records at such a young Age

Vaibhav’s achievements are not just limited to his recent innings; he has already set multiple records in his young career. He became the youngest Indian to score a fifty in List A cricket and has also broken records for being the youngest player to debut in both the Ranji Trophy and the Vijay Hazare Trophy. Such? accomplishments at such a tender age have made him a focal point of?? discussions among cricket enthusiasts and analysts alike.

As Vaibhav prepares for his first season in IPL 2025, expectations are sky-high. With guidance from cricketing legends like Rahul Dravid and playing alongside established stars such as Sanju Samson and Yashasvi Jaiswal, he is poised for significant growth as a cricketer. Rajasthan Royals’ management has expressed confidence in his abilities, indicating that they see him as an integral part of their future plans.

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On December 21, cricket fans witnessed a historic moment as Anmolpreet Singh of Punjab made headlines by smashing the fastest ce??ntury in List A cricket by an Indian.

In a thrilling match against Arunachal Pradesh during the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2024-25, Anmolpreet reached his century in just 35 balls, surpassing the previous record held by Yusuf Pathan. This remarkable feat not only solidified his place in Indian cricket?? history but also positioned him as the third-fastest centurion globally in List A cricket.

A blitzkrieg knock by Anmolpreet Singh

Anmolpreet’s explosive innings came at a crucial time for Punjab, who were chasing a target of 165 runs. Coming in at number three after the early dismissal of captain Abhishek Sharma, he wasted no time in asserting his dominance over the bowling attack. His innings of 115 not out off 45 balls included an astonishing 12 fours an?d 9 sixes, showcasing his aggressive style of play. Punjab achieved their target in just 12.5 overs, winning the match by nine wickets and ??marking a perfect start to their Vijay Hazare Trophy campaign.

Top 5 fastest tons in List A cricket

5.) Graham Rose

Graham Rose set the stage for rapid scoring in List A cricket with his blistering 36-ball century for Somerset against Devon in 1990. In a performance that showcased his aggressive batting style, Rose reached his first? fifty in just 16 balls, followed by another fifty in 20 balls. ??His record stood tall for years, symbolizing the potential for explosive innings in limited-overs formats.

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4.) Corey Anderson

New Zealand‘s Corey Anderson made headlines when he achieved a 36-ball century against the West Indies in January 2014. This remarkable innings not only broke Shahid Afridi‘s previous record for the fastest ODI century but also placed him among the elite in List A cricket. Anderson’s aggressive batting helped him reach a total of 131 runs off just 47 balls, solidifying his reputation as a formidable power hitter.

3.) Anmolpreet Singh

Anmolpreet’s recent achievement has captivated cricket fans worldwide. His 35-ball century against Arunachal Pradesh marks him as the fastest Indian to reach this milestone and ranks him third overall in List A cricket history. Despite going unsold at the IPL 2025 mega auction, Anmolpreet’s explosive performance, which included an unbeaten 115 runs off 45 balls, has put him firmly on the radar for selectors and fans alike.

2.) AB de Villiers

South Africa legend AB de Villiers holds a special place in cr??icket history with his astonishing 31-ball century against the West Indies in Johannesburg in January 2015. This record-breaking innings not only showcased his incredible skill but also set a benchmark for aggressive batting in ODIs. De Villiers finished with an impressive score of 149 runs, which remains one of the most memorable performances in limited-overs cricket.

1.) Jake Fraser-McGurk

Australia‘s rising star, Jake Fraser-McGurk, currently holds the record for the fastest century in List A cricket, achieving this incredible feat in just 29 balls while playing for South Australia against Tasmania in 2023. His record-breaking performance makes him the only player to score a century in List A cri??cket in under thirty balls, highlighting his exceptiona?l talent and potential for future greatness.

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Indian opener and Mumbai batter Prithvi Shaw has recently taken to social media to share a cryptic post amidst growing criticism over his fitness and lackluster performance in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy (SMAT) 2024. Shaw’s Instagram story appeared shortly after a source from the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) expressed concerns about his fitness and discipline, adding fuel to the ongoing debate about his exclusion from Mumbai’s squad for the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2024-25.

Prithvi Shaw’s cryptic story

Shaw expressed that one should refrain from speaking on a topic unless they fully understands it. He critiqued the tendency of many people to form and express strong opinions based on incomplete or insufficien??t information. This statement is widely seen as a direct response to the backlash he has been facing, including the controversial comments from the MCA.

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MCA’s statement raises eyebrows

The 25-year-old opener recently featured in Mumbai’s triumphant Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy campaign, contributing to the team’s success but struggling to make a notable impact with the bat. Across nine innings, Shaw scored just 197 runs without a single half-century, including a disappointing 10-run knock in the final against Madhya Pradesh. ??While he showcased glimpses of his explosive batting potential, h??is inability to convert promising starts into significant scores has sparked concerns about his current form.

A source within the MCA had earlier criticized that Shaw needs to improve his fitness, discipline, and performance, with fitness being the primary concern. His physical condition and frame visibly highlight these issues during matches??.

“The fitness concern is there, but the performance is also not there currently. He needs to work on his fitness, discipline, and performance. The main issue is the fitness. You see the matches. You get the image, right? Just by looking at his frame, the fitness issues are there for everyone to see,” a source within the MCA said to PTI.

An anonymous source also revealed that  Shaw frequently missed traini?ng during the SMAT, citing late-night outings and returning to the hotel at 6 a.m., adding that despite repeated guidance, his lack of discipline is self-sabotaging.

“Prithvi Shaw missed training sessions regularly during SMAT as he would enter the hotel at 6am after being out at night. Everyone has given him the inputs, we can’t babysit him. No one is Shaw’s enemy, he is his own enemy,” the source added

Shaw shares an emotional post following exclusion

The controversial statement from the MCA came after Shaw’s recent exclusion from Mumbai‘s squad for the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2024-25 for that Shaw posted heartfelt message and his stats on his Instagram story expressed his frustration over being overlooked despite his stellar domestic record of 3,399 runs in 65 innings at an average of 55.7 and a strike rate of 126. He reaffirmed his faith in God, vowed to make a comeback, and thanked his supporters, signing off with “Om Sai Ram.”

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It’s not everyday that record books are re-written. But the ongoing Vijay Hazare Trophy is set to change the norm by setting the record books straight. This is evident as right on the opening d?ay of?? the prestigious tournament, Punjab’s Anmolpreet SIngh has broken a record to pr??ove his ??prowess to the cricketing world. 

Anmolpreet Singh’s blitzkrieg on Arunachal Pradesh bowlers breaks List A record 

Up until now, Yusuf Pathan held the record ??for fastest hundred in an List-A game in India. The cricketer-turned-MP played an unbeaten 108 run-knock for his domestic side, Baroda, chasing a total of 231 runs from Maharashtra during the 2009-10 edition of the Vijay Hazare Trophy. With the help of?? a storming knock from Pathan, Baroda managed to achieve the target within 36 overs.

That record from Pat?han is now history as Anmolpreet, representing his domestic side, Punjab has manag??ed to hit a century in just 35 balls against Arunachal Pradesh in the opening game of Vijay Hazare Trophy 2024-25. With this incredible innings, Anmolpreet now holds the recor??d for the fastest first-class century in Ind??ia and third-fastest around the wor?ld, only behind Jake Fraser Mc-Gurk and AB de Villiers who?? scored a List-?A century in 29 and 31 balls respectively. 

Also Read: Sanju Samson excluded from Vijay Hazare Trophy squad for Kerala followi??ng ?disciplinary concerns

Punjab dominated Arunachal in the opening Group C clash 

Arunachal Pradesh were completely decimated in the opening clash of the Vijay Hazar??e Trophy. The North-Eastern side were disappointing with the bat as they were bowled out for 164 runs in 48.4 overs. In return, Punjab managed to achieve the targ??et in just 12.5 overs thanks to a scintillating knock from Anmolpreet in which he scored runs with the strike rate of a whopping 255.56. His 115 run-knock had 9 towering sixes and 12 boundaries. Punjab will face Nagaland in their next match of the prestigious tournament. They are currently pooled with strong domestic sides like Mumbai, Karnataka, Hyderabad and Saurashtra.

Also Read: Fans go wild as Shreyas Iyer lights up Vij??ay Hazare Trophy 2024-25 with a sensational century

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