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Delhi Capitals star scalps fifer in Bengal vs Chandigarh in Vijay Hazare Trophy 2025-26

In the third round of the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2025-26 group stage, during the Elite Group B contest between Bengal and Chandigarh, Delhi Capitals star recorded a fifer. 

Sandipan Ghosh
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Mukesh Kumar recorded a fifer
Mukesh Kumar recorded a fifer

In the third round of the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2025-26 group stage, during the Elite Group B contest between Bengal and Chandigarh, Delhi Capitals star recorded a fifer. 

After Bengal chose to field first at Rajkot, Chandigarh scored 319 all out in 48.2 overs. Among the Bengal bowlers, Mukesh Kumar recorded a fifer, while the Indian experienced pacer Mohammed Shami picked up three wickets.

While the Chandigarh captain and opener Manan Vohra scored 122 off 127 balls with nine fours and two sixes, the other top-order batters scored 20s, including the opening partner Arjun Azad, who scored 31 off 18 balls. The middle-order batter Sanyam Saini scored 67 runs off 54 balls with six fours and four sixes. 

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However, Mukesh Kumar and Mohammed Shami’s powerful bowling performances triggered a late batting collapse for Chandigarh. While Chandigarh were once batting on 293/4 in the 45th over, they were bowled out for 319 runs, as they lost the last six wickets for only 26 runs.

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Mukesh Kumar recorded a fifer

Mukesh had the bowling figures of 10-0-59-5, while Shami had the bowling figures of 9.2-1-69-3. Mukesh dismissed Tushar Joshi (20), Sanyam Saini (67), Nikhil Thakur (8), Jagjit Singh (4), and Rohit Danda (0). Mukesh has been retained by the Delhi Capitals for the IPL 2026, while he was secured by the franchise for INR 8 crore by using the RTM in the IPL 2025 mega auction. 

Mohammed Shami got three wickets

Meanwhile, Shami took the wickets of the opener Arjun Azad (31), Taranpreet Singh (15), and Nishunk Birla (2). He has taken six wickets in three games of this tournament, as the right-arm fast bowler is proving his form once again. 

The left-arm spinner Shahbaz Ahmed got the remaining two wickets, as he had the bowling figures of 9-0-51-2. He dismissed Arslan Khan (26) and captain Manan Vohra (122). 

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