On Tuesday, Urvil continued to thrive for Gujarat on the back of his high-flying form. His heroics with the bat vaulted Gujarat to the joint-top spot in Group C with a stunning record of five wins from six matches
Shivam Dube (Pic: X/@JioCinema)
After making waves for Gujarat against Tripura, Urvil Patel blazed his way to an unbeaten 115 off just 41 balls against Uttarakhand in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy on Tuesday.
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In less than a week's time, Urvil became India's fastest and overall second-quickest to a T20 century. With his swashbuckling performance against Tripura, Urvil lifted his bat to celebrate his record-shattering century from just 28 deliveries.
The 26-year-old wicketkeeper batter fell short of the world record by just a single delivery, set by Estonia's Sahil Chauhan against Cyprus.
On Tuesday, Urvil continued to thrive for Gujarat on the back of his high-flying form. His heroics with the bat vaulted Gujarat to the joint-top spot in Group C with a stunning record of five wins from six matches.
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After Uttarakhand set a target of 183 for Gujarat, Urvil singlehandedly dictated the terms of the chase with his blitzkrieg. He smashed eight fours and tonked a whopping 11 sixes, leading Gujarat to a dominant 8-wicket victory.
Meanwhile, Saurashtra continued to hot on Gujarat's heels after flexing their batting muscle against Tamil Nadu. Saurashtra joined Gujarat at the top of Group C with 20 points with a comprehensive 58-run victory.
After hammering 266/6 against Baroda, Saurashtra once again turned up with the intent of producing a run-scoring fest. Harvik Desai's 55, Ruchit Ahir's 56 and Sammar Gajjar's 55* laid the foundation of Saurashtra's massive total of 235/5.
Tamil Nadu failed to reply with the same batting intensity and packed on 177/9, suffering their fourth defeat in six games.
Mumbai extended its win streak to two with a comfortable 39-run win over Services in Group C. Shivam Dube (71*), Suryakumar Yadav (70) and Shardul Thakur 4/25 were the key faces who lifted Mumbai to victory.
Dube was out of action for the past three months owing to a back injury made an instant impact on his return. His partnership for the third wicket with Suryakumar was the cornerstone of Mumbai's 192/4.
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