Out-of-favour Indian batter fires 155 runs in Ranji Trophy encounter

A batsman overlooked by the Indian national selectors has demonstrated his credentials in domestic cricket with a commanding unbeaten innings in the Ranji Trophy. Playing for Karnataka against Andhra Pradesh, the player crafted a striking 155-run knock off 242 deliveries, underlining his ability to anchor an innings and score consistently.

The batter's knock was built on aggressive yet measured shot-making, with 16 boundaries and two sixes punctuating his stay at the crease. His disciplined approach at the wicket showcased both technical soundness and the temperament required for first-class cricket.

The match between Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh ended in a draw, but the batter's second-innings performance stands out as a significant contribution in domestic cricket. Such displays in the Ranji Trophy often serve as platforms for players to press their claims for higher honours and attract the attention of national selectors.

The Ranji Trophy continues to be a crucial testing ground for Indian cricketers, with consistent performances in the tournament often translating into opportunities at the national level.