Pratham has become just the second centurion of the ongoing tourney. He joined Musheer Khan, who scored 181 for India B against India A in the opener. His performance was instrumental in leading India B to a victory by 76 runs.

Delhi cricketer Pratham Singh has caught the attention of everyone after recording a brilliant ton in the ongoing Duleep Trophy 2024 for India A against India D. Pratham, who replaced Indian batter Shubman Gill in the India A squad, showcased his skills and class in the second round of the Duleep Trophy.

After failing in the first innings, falling for seven off 33 balls, Pratham returned to power India A to a strong start with a crisp 189-ball 122 knock

The uber-talented Sanju Samson completed his 11th first-class hundred before Arshdeep Singh showed his wares with the semi-new ball as India D held sway over India B on the second day of their final D

Half-centuries by skipper Mayank Agarwal and Pratham Singh helped India A reach 115 for one in their second innings and extend their hold over India D after second day's play of the Duleep Trophy

With Indian cricket team members departing for the Test against Bangladesh, squad changes have been made for the second round of matches in the Duleep Trophy.

Pratham Singh notched up his second first-class hundred during Indi A vs India D match in Anantapur. This was his first-ever century in the Duleep Trophy tournament.

After failing in the first essay, falling for seven off 33 balls, Pratham returned to power India A to a strong start with his crisp 189-ball 122 knock, laced with 12 fours and one six.

Openers Pratham Singh and Mayank Agarwal shared a 115-run opening stand for India A in the second innings in the Duleep Trophy 2024 second-round match at the Rural Development Trust Stadium on Friday.

Shreyas Iyer fell for naught, but he picked up a crucial wicket in the final over of the day's play. However, India A, led by Mayank Agarwal, dominated with both bat and ball, taking a 222-run lead at Stumps on Day 2 in Anantapur.

Devdutt Padikkal’s (92, 124b, 15×4) refreshing off-side artistry was the lone sparkle from the India D dugout on an otherwise day of mediocrity against India A in the Duleep Trophy round two fixture in Anantapur.