KTK pull off 2nd outright Ranji win against Odisha

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Press Trust of India Mysuru
Last Updated : Nov 10 2015 | 5:32 PM IST
Karnataka registered their second outright win, beating Odisha by an innings and 64 runs on the fourth and final day of their Group A Ranji Trophy match here today.
With this win Karnataka secured seven points, and are among the top contenders to qualify for the knockout stage with 21 points to their credit.
Stuart Binny and Shreyas Gopal, ably supported by Vinay Kumar, helped Karnataka skittle out Odisha for 104 runs in their second innings under 37 overs.
Binny claimed four wickets for 34 runs and Gopal bagged three wickets for 43 runs, while Kumar ended with two for seven off seven overs and Udit Patel picked up one wicket.
Batting first, Odisha put on 232 all out in their first innings with Govinda Poddar scoring 153 runs after he had smashed 15 boundaries and a six off 230 balls.
In reply, Karnataka declared their first innings at 400 for nine after India discard Robin Uthappa scored his second century of the season with a superb 148 runs. He had scored his first ton against Rajasthan in the previous match.
Karnataka opener Mayank Agarwal and Karun Nair, also came good with their bat, scoring 78 and 73 runs, respectively. Nair and Uthappa took the game away from Odisha's hands when they stitched a 169-run partnership for fourth wicket and helped hosts post 168-run first innings lead.
Resuming at the overnight score of zero for one, Odisha started on a disastrous note, losing first innings centurion Poddar, who was caught by Abhishek Reddy off Kumar for seven.
Binny turned the tide completely in Karnataka's favour after he claimed two wickets in consecutive deliveries, first he sent back Nataraj Behera (19) and then Ranjit Singh for a naught.
After the fall of Singh, no batsman held the crease and with Karnataka bowlers, especially Binny and Gopal, wrecking havoc.
Anurag Sarangi was the top scorer for Odisha with 44 runs with six boundaries, scored off 75 balls.
To the dismay of Odisha, they lost four batsmen -- Rajesh Dhuper, Singh, Biplab Samanataray and Basant Mohanty -- without opening an account.
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First Published: Nov 10 2015 | 5:32 PM IST

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