Rajat Patidar Powers Madhya Pradesh with Stunning Double Century in Ranji Trophy

Madhya Pradesh skipper Rajat Patidar smashed a brilliant double century to put his team in command against Punjab in the Ranji Trophy 2025–26 match at Indore.

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Indore, October 17, 2025: Rajat Patidar, captain of the Madhya Pradesh team, produced an extraordinary performance, scoring a magnificent double century in Ranji Trophy matches against Punjab at the Emerald High School Ground. Patidar's innings of 205 runs off 332 balls and with 26 fours came at a vital point in time when Madhya Pradesh had previously withered early and lost 4 wickets. His calm and composed captaincy helped the team reach a powerful position, enabling them to make extensive first-innings runs.

Patidar's innings was an incredible display of skill and patience. He built a strong partnership with Venkatesh Iyer, along with several others, enabling the Madhya Pradesh team to recover from early setbacks. This was Patidar's first double-century in Ranji Trophy cricket and his highest first-class run score, surpassing his previous best of 196. As both fans and his teammates poured praise for the feat, it was an example of true captaincy and batting quality.

Madhya Pradesh vs Punjab – Full Scoreboard

Punjab 1st Innings – 232 all out (84.3 overs)

Batter R B 4s 6s SR
Jaskaranvir Paul c Yash Dubey b Saransh Jain 15 38 2 0 39.47
Prabhsimran c Yash Dubey b Saransh Jain 4 11 1 0 36.36
Uday Saharan and Kumar Kartikeya 75 169 8 0 44.38
Anmolpreet Singh c Yash Dubey b Saransh Jain 0 4 0 0 0.00
Naman Dhir (c) lbw b Aryan Pandey 39 67 2 1 58.21
Nehal Wadhera, c; Rajat Patidar, b; Saransh Jain 23 50 4 0 46.00
Salil Arora (wk) b Arshad Khan 13 37 1 0 35.14
Krish Bhagat not out 39 80 4 1 48.75
Prerit Dutta run out (Arshad Khan) 2 7 0 0 28.57
Gurnoor Brar c Himanshu Mantri b Saransh Jain 19 41 0 1 46.34
Raghu Sharma lbw b Saransh Jain 0 3 0 0 0.00

Extras: 3 (lb 3) | Total: 232 all out

Fall of Wickets: 5-1, 22-2, 22-3, 88-4, 128-5, 155-6, 185-7, 188-8, 228-9, 232-10

Bowling:

Bowler O M R W Econ
Kumar Kartikeya 23 4 48 1 2.10
Aryan Pandey 14 4 48 1 3.40
Saransh Jain 31.3 8 75 6 2.40
Venkatesh Iyer 3 0 12 0 4.00
Arshad Khan 11 2 33 1 3.00
Sagar Solanki 2 0 13 0 6.50

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Madhya Pradesh 1st Innings – 519/8 (146 overs)

Batter R B 4s 6s SR
Harsh Gawali st Salil Arora b Prerit Dutta 8 43 0 0 18.60
Yash Dubey lbw b Naman Dhir 23 34 2 0 67.65
Himanshu Mantri (wk) c Prabhsimran b Naman Dhir 40 76 5 1 52.63
Shubham Sharma c Jaskaranvir Paul b Naman Dhir 41 101 4 0 40.59
Rajat Patidar (c) batting 205 332 26 0 61.75
Venkatesh Iyer c Uday Saharan b Prerit Dutta 73 114 7 1 64.04
Kumar Kartikeya and Prerit Dutta 0 2 0 0 0.00
Saransh Jain, Salil Arora, and Prerit Dutta 30 66 3 0 45.45
Sagar Solanki and Nehal Wadhera 26 55 1 0 47.27
Arshad Khan batting 60 60 3 5 100.00

Extras: 13 (lb 6, nb 7) | Total: 519/8
Yet to bat: Aryan Pandey

Fall of Wickets: 34-1, 50-2, 98-3, 155-4, 302-5, 302-6, 371-7, 424-8

Bowling:

Bowler O M R W Econ
Gurnoor Brar 20 2 75 0 3.80
Naman Dhir (c) 41 3 110 3 2.70
Prerit Dutta 39 3 145 4 3.70
Raghu Sharma 37 2 139 0 3.80
Krish Bhagat 5 0 32 0 6.40
Uday Saharan 10 4 0 0 4.00
Nehal Wadhera 3 0 8 1 2.70

At the end of Day 3 (2nd session), Madhya Pradesh led by 287 runs. Captain Rajat Patidar remains unbeaten on 205, and Arshad Khan is batting on 60, putting Madhya Pradesh in complete control of the game.

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