Ayush Badoni posts back-to-back huge first-class innings as Delhi take control against Jharkhand in the Ranji Trophy. Multiple outlets say Badoni joins the group of Virat Kohli and Gautam Gambhir with consecutive double-century first-class matches, highlighting his rare achievement.
Reports differ on the match stage and the exact scoring details emphasized. Times of India focuses on Day 2 developments, saying Badoni remains unbeaten on 210 after a prior 217 against Gujarat, and that Delhi declare on 515 with Jharkhand struggling at 131 for four. Yahoo Sports and one NDTV-style summary stress the earlier phase of the game, noting Delhi reach 309/5 at the end of Day 1 as Badoni contributes an unbeaten century and partners with Sumit Mathur to revive the innings.
While all accounts centre Badoni’s consecutive double-century feat and Delhi’s advantage over Jharkhand, they vary in how much they discuss innings context (early struggles and revival), the day-by-day totals, and the size of Badoni’s score (described as unbeaten century versus a specific 210 not out).