New Delhi: Young Mumbai batsman Sarfaraz Khan on Tuesday notched up yet another century in Ranji Trophy after he scored 125 off 155 deliveries at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi against the Delhi Ranji team.
Sarfaraz’s knock came days after the selection committee of the senior men’s Indian team ignored him while it was selecting the Indian team for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia, despite the young Mumbai cricketer consistently piling up runs at the domestic level for three consecutive seasons.
Experts of the game had expected the senior selection committee to name Sarfaraz in the Indian Test team for the upcoming series.
After scoring his century on Tuesday, Sarfaraz celebrated with aggression which the Twitter users said showed his pain and feelings. His coach Amol Mazumdar took his hat off to applaud Sarfaraz’s knock while the latter was celebrating on the field.
The knock once again triggered debate across social media platforms with Netizens questioning the move to leave Sarfaraz out of the Test squad despite his consistent run in domestic cricket.
Sarfaraz has a mind-boggling average of 80.47 in first-class cricket and has emerged as one of the best batters of the Ranji Trophy in the last couple of years.
Hundred and counting! 💯
— BCCI Domestic (@BCCIdomestic) January 17, 2023
Yet another impressive knock from Sarfaraz Khan 👏👏
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Malpe: A 52-year-old man was allegedly assaulted at Malpe harbour on Tuesday morning around 7.30 am over a dispute related to a fish auction.
The injured has been identified as Sheikh Ayub (52), a resident of Ambalapady. He has sustained serious injuries and is undergoing treatment at the government hospital in Ajjarkadu, Udupi.
According to the complaint, Ayub works as a fish auctioneer at Malpe. On Tuesday morning, a boy reportedly brought fish to him for auction. While Ayub was conducting the auction, Mithun Karkera allegedly arrived at the spot and questioned him as to why he had brought the fish and why he was conducting the auction.
It is alleged that Mithun assaulted Ayub with his hands, hitting him on the face, eyes, stomach and head. He is also accused of abusing and threatening him.
A case has been registered at Malpe police station and further investigation is underway.
