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Ranji Trophy: Hundreds from Virat and Aditya guide Jharkhand to 587 on Day 2

12 Oct 2026Updated 1 hr ago1 source

According to a report by The Hindu, Jharkhand posted a massive total of 587 runs by the end of day two in their Ranji Trophy match, powered by centuries from Virat and Aditya. For Kerala, seamer Edhen was sidelined due to an injury, while bowler Vaisakh registered a five-wicket haul.

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What happened

Jharkhand scored 587 runs on a batting-friendly pitch by the end of day two in their Ranji Trophy match against Kerala. Key contributors Virat and Aditya both registered centuries, while Kerala's bowler Vaisakh claimed five wickets.

Why it matters

The Ranji Trophy is India's premier domestic first-class cricket tournament, crucial for players seeking national team consideration. A high first-innings score puts Jharkhand in a commanding position.

What we know

  • Jharkhand reached a total of 587 runs on day two.
  • Virat and Aditya both scored hundreds.
  • Kerala's bowler Vaisakh took five wickets.
  • Kerala seamer Edhen suffered an injury and did not take the field.

What we don't know

  • The exact nature and severity of Edhen's injury.
  • The venue of the match.

What's next

The match will proceed to day three with Kerala responding to Jharkhand's large first-innings total.

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