Karnataka vs SaurashtraDay 3, Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore Karnataka (503/7 dec. Chipli 159*, Maniar 4/125) lead Saurashtra (179/5 Pathak 95, Raju 3/33) by 324 runs
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The Saurashtra bowlers tried to bounce out the batsmen in the morning session
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Stuart Binny fending one off
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Chipli was troubled by this one from Trivedi but somehow he managed to escape
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Binny finally perished to a short one from Maniar
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Maniar struck in quick succession, this time rattling Raju's stumps
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Chipli however continued his attack from one side
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Maniar's hat-trick delivery saw the Saurashtra fielders encircling the batsmen
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Chipli however continued tormenting the Saurashtra bowlers
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Chipli acknowledges his teammates for his century knock
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Karnataka declared at 503/7 with Chipli getting his 150.
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Chirag Pathak started off in an attacking fashion
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Bhushan Chauhan, the other opener however perished cheaply
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Pathak acknowledges the crowd for his 50
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Pathak however was hit by a Aravind deliver and had to take a medical timeout
Aravind was impressive in his first spell
Cheteshwar Pujara started off in an attacking mood against the spinners
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Soham Sarkhel
Soham Sarkhel’s initial belief of cracking it as a professional cricketer backfired miserably when he realised that his angular batting stance led to an increase of 463% when it came to his chances of getting bowled. The very same day he realised that quantifying such an anomaly was exceptional on his part and instead decided to dab his hands with numbers and cricket. With a Bachelors’ degree in Media & Communication from Symbiosis, he is now a writer cum statistician for Impact Index for the last 2 years and like any other obnoxious teenager in India feels he should have been the next No.3 for India after Rahul Dravid. Needless to say, he still doesn’t know where his off-stump is.