21 -year -old boy becomes next Pujara, a century scored in Dalip Trophy after Ranji final, India gets Replacement of Pujara

The Dilip Trophy has started from 28 August i.e. today. The first match is also being played between the Central Zone and the North East Zone in Bengaluru. In this match, the Central Zone team is captaining Rajat Patidar, while Danish Malewar has played a brilliant unbeaten century on behalf of his team, he has batted brilliantly for the Central Zone and has fiercely raised the bowlers of the North East Zone. However, apart from Danish, captain Rajat Patidar has also shown a strong game.

A 21 -year -old batsman created a storm at the cricket field

21 -year -old Danish Malewar landed on the field to bat at number three. However, the team did not start well. While opener Ayush Pandey lost his wicket by scoring three runs in 10 balls, Danish, who landed at number three on the field, completed his century on 144 balls. However, this is his third century in first class cricket. This is Danish’s debut match in the Dilip Trophy. With the help of 20 Chowk, he has played this century innings. However, after seeing the performance, he has also introduced his claim for number three in the Indian team.

Ranji also played a century in the final

Danish Malewar plays in Ranji on behalf of Bagarbha team. His team won the Ranji Trophy in the last season, although he scored 153 runs in the first innings of the final against Kerala. While in the second innings, only 73 runs were scored from his bat, Danish scored a half -century against Mumbai in the semi -finals and Tamil Nadu in the quarter -finals. Prior to the Dilip Trophy, he has played 9 first class matches in which Danish has managed to score 783 runs with an average of 52.

Father had decided the future before being born

Please tell that Danish Vishnu Malevar himself is a big fan of cricket, he had thought before marriage that if he had a son, he will make him a son cricketer, it has been very difficult for Vishnu coming from Lower Middle Class. But his son Danish is fulfilling his father’s dream in the cricket field.