Seniors
Is Virat Kohli suffering from a niggle in right arm
On a day three fans intruded the field to meet Virat Kohli during the Ranji Trophy tie between Delhi and Railways, the talismanic batsman appeared to be in some pain and eventually cancelled Sunday morning's practice session and flew down to Mumbai
Ignored by Delhi, Najafgarh boy Himanshu Sangwan comes back to bite by scalping Virat Kohli
The right-arm pace bowler tried to grow through the Delhi cricket ranks, making his under-19 debut alongside Rishabh Pant in the 2013-14 season. But lack of opportunities and job security made him go to Railways from where he became an overnight sensation on Friday
Upendra Yadav basks in 'divine' Virat Kohli's homecoming festival
The 28-year-old Yadav has scored seven first-class centuries prior to this game but this 95 in a Railways’ total of 241 beamed across the nation thanks to Virat Kohli would be remembered for some time. He will carry the sounds, the sights in the stadium with him
With Virat Kohli, Rishabh Pant and performances by his side, Ayush Badoni grows in stature
He is Delhi’s second highest run-getter with 400 runs; he is also the leading wicket-taker for his team with 12 this season at 13 apiece. Incidentally, he is the only Delhi bowler in the top 100 wicket-takers in this season’s Ranji Trophy
It's official: Virat Kohli will play Delhi's last Ranji Trophy tie
Rohan Jaitley, the DDCA President, has confirmed that Kohli will play for Delhi in the season's final Ranji Trophy game which will be against Railways; this will be Kohli’s first Ranji Trophy game since 2012-13 season when he played for Delhi against Uttar Pradesh in a star-studded match in Ghaziabad
On day of falling stars, Saurashtra frustrate Rishabh Pant to leave Delhi stuttering
After Dhull was dismissed, Delhi caved in to become 125/6 before a late rearguard act by Mayank Gusain (38 not out off 45 balls) saw the team through to their eventual 188; Saurashtra trail by 25 with five wickets in hand
Delhi declare Ranji Trophy squad for last two matches, Virat Kohli won't play
The Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) on Saturday put out a 21-member squad for the 2024-25 season’s final two matches, in Rajkot against Saurashtra and Railways in New Delhi. Kohli does not feature in the squad which will be led by Ayush Badoni
Sumit Mathur's all-round show, Ayush Doseja's last-minute entry as Delhi survive scare
Sumit Mathur makes 48 not out and picks 2/41 while Ayush Doseja, who had played an U23 match just a day before, contributes 35 and Anuj Rawat 58 as Delhi romp home against Kerala to stay in contention of Vijay Hazare Trophy
Delhi lose to Bengal in Vijay Hazare Trophy opener
The match played on Saturday saw Delhi scoring 272/7 in 50 overs with in-form Anuj Rawat top-scoring with 79 not out off 66 balls. Himmat Singh made 60 off 57 balls while Vaibhav Kandpal (47 off 67) and Ayiush Badoni (41 off 56) also chipped in for the losers
Badoni, bowlers take Delhi to win against HP in Syed Mushtaq Ali T20s
In Sunday’s match played at the Sharad Pawar Cricket Academy, Bandra-Kurla Complex in Mumbai, Delhi bowling trio comprising Suyash Sharma (1/23), Prince Yadav (2/24) and Harsha Tyagi (2/14 in 3) kept the Himachal Pradesh batsmen in check
Mayank Rawat spins Delhi to facile win against Haryana in Syed Mushtaq Ali T20s
This is 24-year-old Rawat’s breakthrough year and the opportunity has come largely thanks to his performance in the Delhi Premier League (DPL). He is one of the finer talents in white ball cricket in Delhi but has struggled to get a look-in over the past few seasons
How a hammer thrower showed patience to help son Harshit Rana live his dream
Harshit Rana, who picked the wicket of Travis Head on his Test debut, was initiated into fitness during childhood by father Pardeep but an injury laid him low before he turned 19; however, it was the patience of Pardeep and doctor Saif Naqvi that put him back on the bowling mark
Ayush Badoni the batsman, bowler and captain enjoying pressure of responsibility
Badoni, who scored a double century on Saturday, had messed up the final of the Delhi Premier League by bowling the last over in which he conceded 30 runs...but he remains unfazed and has emerged as Delhi's top wicket-taker
