Goa Dominate Baroda in U-23 CK Nayudu Trophy, Build 158-Run First-Innings Lead
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Goa took control of their Under-23 Colonel C. K. Nayudu Trophy Elite Group C match against Baroda, posting 322 before reducing the hosts to 164 for eight at stumps on the second day at the Baroda Cricket Association Stadium.
After finishing the opening day at 227 for four, Goa were bowled out for 322 on Tuesday, the second day of the match. In response, Baroda reached 164 for eight at stumps in their first innings, leaving them 158 runs behind Goa's total.
Goa captain Aryan Narvekar, who was unbeaten on 76 at the end of the first day, was dismissed for 82. The other overnight unbeaten batter, Jeevan Chittem, contributed 59 runs. Anuj Yadav remained unbeaten on 49, while Rahul Vishwakarma scored 15 as the pair added 43 runs for the final wicket, helping Goa take their total close to 325.
Goa's bowlers then put Baroda under pressure, with Rahul Vishwakarma and Anuj Yadav claiming three wickets each. Vishwakarma returned figures of three for 37, while Yadav took three for 36, disrupting Baroda's first-innings progress.
For Baroda, Ayush Rajgor top-scored with 53, while Bhavishya Patel made 33 and Deep Patel contributed 22. Keyur Kale was unbeaten on 30 when play ended, with Baroda at 164 for eight after 52 overs.
In Goa's first innings, Harshit Maurya took four wickets for 48 runs, while Henil Patel claimed three for 48 and Deep Patel took three for 30. The performances helped restrict Goa to 322 in 117 overs.
With Baroda still 158 runs short of Goa's first-innings total and only two wickets remaining, Goa ended the second day in a strong position in the Elite Group C encounter.

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