Shreyas Iyer's form woes continued in the ongoing season as he registered his second duck of the tournament during India D's third-round clash against India B.

Shreyas Iyer's dismal run continues with another duck, but Sanju Samson's unbeaten 89 puts India D in command against India B in Duleep Trophy.

Indian cricket team batter Sanju Samson failed to impress after falling for a five-run knock on Day 2 of the Duleep Trophy 2024 at the Rural Development Trust Stadium, Anantapur. Playing for India D,

Samson's innings included 11 fours and 3 sixes, showcasing his batting prowess. Other notable contributions came from opener Devdutt Padikkal, who scored 50 runs, Srikar Bharat with 52, and Ricky Bhui,

Indian wicketkeeper-batter Sanju Samson rescued India D with a brilliant unbeaten fifty against India B in the Duleep Trophy 2024 final-round fixtures on Thursday.

Ruturaj Gaikwad-led India C overcame India D in the Duleep Trophy 2024 at Rural Development Trust Stadium, Anantapur. Notably, the low-scoring affair was over inside three days. India D managed 164 in their first innings before India C scored 168.

If Iyer revisits his dismissal he would bang his head into the nearest wall. The surface was at its flattest when he arrived, the sun having dried up the early moisture. But it took just two wicked balls of Washington to spook him.

Shreyas Iyer's dismal run continued but strong performances from the other frontline batters, including Sanju Samson, guided India D to 306 for five on the opening day of their Duleep Trophy match aga

Sanju Samson shines after Shreyas Iyer registers another duck on Day 1 against India B while in-form Devdutt Padikkal and Ricky Bhui continued their good runs with impressive fifties for India D.

The under-pressure Shreyas Iyer's dismal run continued but strong performances from the other frontline batters, including Sanju Samson, guided India D to 306 for five on the opening day of their Duleep Trophy match against India B here on Thursday.

Iyer went for a wild heave and was caught at mid-off by Nitish Kumar Reddy off Rahul Chahar's over on Thursday. The dismissal marked the second time in three innings that the 29-year-old was scalped before getting off the mark in the domestic tournament.