Delhi on Friday took the first innings lead against Railways in their Group D Ranji Trophy match, powered by captain Ayush Badoni’s impressive 99 after Himanshu Sangwan’s crucial dismissal of Virat Kohli on the second day.
Delhi, starting at 41 for 1, surpassed Railways’ total of 241 thanks to a solid 133-run partnership between Badoni and Sumit Mathur.
At the end of play on Day 2, Delhi reached 334 for 7, establishing a 93-run lead.
Badoni’s aggressive batting display kept the Railways bowlers under pressure. His innings came to an end when he attempted a slog sweep against leg-spinner Karn Sharma in the 56th over.