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Monday, January 1, 2018

2017-18 Ranji Trophy Final - Vidarbha beat Delhi by 9 wickets to claim maiden title Monday Jan 01,2018



The 29-run target for victory was achieved with nine wickets and a day to spare. After Gujarat last year, Vidarbha made history at the Holkar Stadium in Indore  becoming another first-time winner of the Ranji  championship
Vidarbha crushed any feeble hopes Delhi had of a fightback, sealing a nine-wicket win with a day to spare to clinch their maiden Ranji Trophy title at Indore’s Holkar Stadium on Monday Jan 01,2018

Delhi somehow managed to avert an innings defeat before being dismissed for 280 in their second innings, after Vidarbha’s first innings ended on 547, a lead of 252. Vidarbha completed the formalities reaching 32/1 in just five overs to burst into celebrations on the pitch.

For Wasim Jaffer, who holds the record of most runs in First Class Cricket in India, it was the ninth time that he has been part of the Ranji Trophy-winning team.

Vidarbha captain Faiz Fazal and his teammates celebrate with the Ranji Trophy after beating Delhi in Indore on Monday.



Scorecard
Delhi        295 and 280
Vidarbha  547 and 32/1 ( Target 29 Runs)
Match Result - Vidarbha won by 9 wickets
MOM - Rajneesh Gurbani(Vidarbha)

About Ranji Trophy

The Ranji Trophy is India's biggest first-class tournament and it started in the year 1943

It is named after former England cricketer Ranjitsinhji, an Indian who represented the England side even before India played its first test match

The Ranji Trophy currently consists of 28 teams, with 21 of the 29 States in India and Delhi having at least one representation. 

 It is an ideal platform for the players to showcase their skills and stand a chance to make it to the national side. 

Most Wins

Mumbai 41 Times

The following teams have won the tournament
Season Winner Runner-up
1934–35 Bombay Northern India
1935–36 Bombay Madras
1936–37 Nawanagar Bengal
1937–38 Hyderabad Nawanagar
1938–39 Bengal Southern Punjab
1939–40 Maharashtra United Provinces
1940–41 Maharashtra Madras
1941–42 Bombay Mysore
1942–43 Baroda Hyderabad
1943–44 Western India Bengal
1944–45 Bombay Holkar
1945–46 Holkar Baroda
1946–47 Baroda Holkar
1947–48 Holkar Bombay
1948–49 Bombay Baroda
1949–50 Baroda Holkar
1950–51 Holkar Gujarat
1951–52 Bombay Holkar
1952–53 Holkar Bengal
1953–54 Bombay Holkar
1954–55 Madras Holkar
1955–56 Bombay Bengal
1956–57 Bombay Services
1957–58 Baroda Services
1958–59 Bombay Bengal
1959–60 Bombay Mysore
1960–61 Bombay Rajasthan
1961–62 Bombay Rajasthan
1962–63 Bombay Rajasthan
1963–64 Bombay Rajasthan
1964–65 Bombay Hyderabad
1965–66 Bombay Rajasthan
1966–67 Bombay Rajasthan
1967–68 Bombay Madras
1968–69 Bombay Bengal
1969–70 Bombay Rajasthan
1970–71 Bombay Maharashtra
1971–72 Bombay Bengal
1972–73 Bombay Tamil Nadu
1973–74 Karnataka Rajasthan
1974–75 Bombay Karnataka
1975–76 Bombay Bihar
1976–77 Bombay Delhi
1977–78 Karnataka Uttar Pradesh
1978–79 Delhi Karnataka
1979–80 Delhi Bombay
1980–81 Bombay Delhi
1981–82 Delhi Karnataka
1982–83 Karnataka Bombay
1983–84 Bombay Delhi
1984–85 Bombay Delhi
1985–86 Delhi Haryana
1986–87 Hyderabad Delhi
1987–88 Tamil Nadu Railways
1988–89 Delhi Bengal
1989–90 Bengal Delhi
1990–91 Haryana Bombay
1991–92 Delhi Tamil Nadu
1992–93 Punjab Maharashtra
1993–94 Bombay Bengal
1994–95 Bombay Punjab
1995–96 Karnataka Tamil Nadu
1996–97 Mumbai Delhi
1997–98 Karnataka Uttar Pradesh
1998–99 Karnataka Madhya Pradesh
1999–00 Mumbai Hyderabad
2000–01 Baroda Railways
2001–02 Railways Baroda
2002–03 Mumbai Tamil Nadu
2003–04 Mumbai Tamil Nadu
2004–05 Railways Punjab
2005–06 Uttar Pradesh Bengal
2006–07 Mumbai Bengal
2007–08 Delhi Uttar Pradesh
2008–09 Mumbai Uttar Pradesh
2009–10 Mumbai Karnataka
2010–11 Rajasthan Baroda
2011–12 Rajasthan Tamil Nadu
2012–13 Mumbai Saurashtra
2013–14 Karnataka Maharashtra
2014–15 Karnataka Tamil Nadu
2015–16 Mumbai Saurashtra
2016–17 Gujarat Mumbai
2017–18 Vidarbha Delhi

Most Runs - 10296*

Cool-headed and technically sound, former Indian opener Wasim Jaffer is a run-machine when it comes to first-class cricket. In Ranji Trophy he is the highest run-getter. Since his debut in 1996, he has amassed 10296 runs in a 21-year long career.
Jaffer was a part of Mumbai team for nearly two decades and then moved to rivals Vidharba a couple of seasons back. Here is glimpse at his first-class career stats -




 

Top 5 run scorers in Ranji Trophy


 

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