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Ranji Trophy: Bad light costs TN yet again; Sai rues conceding late runs

Ravi Sai Kishore, who was one of the chief architects of what could have been a great win for Tamil Nadu, said that they missed out on a win by giving away too many runs in the third innings

R Sai Kishore of Tamil Nadu cricket team while playing for South Zone. Photo: Twitter/@lal__kal
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R Sai Kishore of Tamil Nadu cricket team while playing for South Zone. Photo: Twitter/@lal__kal

Abhishek Singh New Delhi
When Tamil Nadu started chasing a total of 145 in the fourth innings against hosts Delhi and it needed to achieve that in a maximum of 17 overs, the hearts of the people present at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Feroz Shah Kotla, started racing. The visitors, thanks to a quickfire start by their openers reached 30 in the first three overs and then 54/3 in the first six overs. 91 runs were needed from 66 balls. 

With the Bazball in trend and Tamil Nadu team being one of the great exponents of white ball cricket, the chance of a

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