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On Day 4 of India D vs India A’s Duleep Trophy match at the Rural Development Trust Stadium in Anantapur, things took a dramatic turn when Yash Dubey was wrongfully dismissed. Dubey and Ricky Bhui established a vital 100-run partnership to steady India D’s innings in the face of a formidable 488-run mark, following Atharva Taide’s early exit for a duck.
Both batsmen were establishing themselves at the crease and were steadily extending their innings, which gave their team optimism. But the momentum was shattered by Dubey’s premature dismissal, raising doubts about India D’s ability to reach the goal.
The partnership had given a ray of optimism, but the removal allowed India A to re-enter the game and set up a thrilling conclusion. Dubey’s untimely departure will be a topic of conversation as India D looks to bounce back from the loss and pursue the challenging objective.
Watch: Yash Dubey gets run out in a most unfortunate way
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Yash Dubey’s impressive performance on Day 4 of the Duleep Trophy match was abruptly ended by an unfortunate run-out. A confusion caused by Ricky Bhui’s drive off Shams Mulani resulted in Dubey’s dismissal.
Dubey did not raise his bat quickly enough to stop the ball from deflecting and going to the non-striker’s end as Bhui tried to go for a single. Mulani took advantage of the situation by snatching the ball, removing the bails, and forcing Dubey out of his crease. After being caught short, the first batter was out for 37 runs off of 94 deliveries.
The 100-run partnership between Dubey and Bhui, which had steadied India D’s innings, ended with the run-out. The middle order of India D was exposed by Dubey’s premature departure, which might have turned the tide of the match in India A’s favour. The incident showed how crucial it is to be alert and have fast reactions in cricket, as Dubey lost out due to a single second of inattention.
