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On the back of a splendid 152 from MD Rahmatullah, Bihar registered the biggest win in Vijay Hazare Trophy history as they thrashed Sikkim by 292 runs. Batting first, they posted 338/6 thanks to Rahmatullah's 103-ball 152 and 92 from Babul Kumar. In response, Sikkim simply fell like a pack of cards.
Just two batsmen got to double digits as they were bowled out for 46 in 31 overs, giving Bihar the biggest win in terms of runs, eclipsing the previous of 279 held by Baroda, courtesy of their win over Assam. Anunay Singh and Keshav Kumar both finished with a three-wicket haul.
Brief scores: Bihar 338/6 in 50 overs (MD Rahmatullah 152, Babul Kumar 92; Bhusan Subba 2-63) beat Sikkim 46 in 31 overs (Keshav Kumar 3-7) by 292 runs.
Brief scores: Meghalaya 141 in 41.2 overs (Yogesh Nagar 44; Vaibhav Bhatt 3-9) lost to Uttarakhand 143/2 in 31 overs (Vineet Saxena 66*) by eight wickets.
Brief scores: Manipur 144 in 43.4 overs (Yashpal Singh 41; Abrar Kazi 2-13) lost to Nagaland 147/1 in 34.2 overs (Sedezhalie Rupero 52*) by nine wickets.
