Duleep Trophy 2025 Live Score: All Six Squad!

South Region: Tilak Verma, Mohammad Azaruddin, Tanmay Aggarwal, Devdutt Padikkal, Mohit Kale, Salman Nizar, Narayan Jagadisin, Tripurana Vijay, R Sai Kishore, Tanay Thayagarajan, Vijayakumar Vishk, Nidhesh Madhaheh Snehal Kauthankar.

East Zone: Abhimanyu Ishwaren, Sandeep Patnaik, Virat Singh, Danish Das, Shim Paul, Sharandeep Singh, Kumar Kushagra, Ryan Parag, Atfarsha Singh, Manishi, Suraj Sindhu Jaiswal, Mukesh Kumar, Akash Deep, Mohammed Shami.

West Zone Squad: Sharadul Thakur, Yashsvi Jaiswal, Aryya Desai, Harvik Desai (wicket-keeper), Shreyas Year, Sarfaraz Khan, Ruturaj Gaikawad, Jayamit Patel, Manan Hingrajia, Saurabh Navale (wicket-champs, Shamje.

North Zone Squad: Shubam Khajuria, Ankit Kumar, Ayush Badoni, Yash Dhul, Ankit Kalsi, Nishant Sandhu, Sahil Lotra, Mayank Dagar, Yudhivir Singh Charak, Arshdeep Singh, Harshit Rana, Ansul Kamboj, Aqebose Nabi, Aukeb Nabi.

Central Zone Squad: Dhruv Juraral, Rajat Patidar, Aryan Juyal, Danish Malwar, Sanjeet Desai, Kuldeep Yadav, Aditya Thakre, Deepak Chahar, Sarasash Jain, Ayush Pandey, Shubam Sharma, Yash Rath, Harsh Dubey, Manav Suthar, Khale.

Northeast Zone: Jonathan Rongsen, Akash Kumar Chaudhary, Tichi Doria, Yumanam Karnajit, Sedzali Roopo, Ashish Thapa, Hem Bahadur Chastri, Jehu Anderson, Arpit Subsh Bhatwara, Feroizam Jotin Singh, Palzor Tamang, Bish, Bish, Ankara Tamang Lambam Ajay Singh.

New Delhi: Amid retirement from senior stallwarts of Indian cricket, including Ravichandran Ashwin And Cheteshwar PujaraVeteran Pesar Mohammed Shami has rejected rumors about his future, announcing that he has no plans to take a separate step yet.Shami ignored the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy in England and dropped from India’s squad for the upcoming Asia Cup, saying he would continue to play until he now feels inspired. In a fierce response to speculation, the 34 -year -old questioned the intention of the back of Bakbak.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!“If someone has a problem, tell me. If I take retirement then whose life will be better?” Shami told News24. “Mai is a life, I want me to retire, I will leave my retirement? The day I get bored, I will leave. You don’t pick me up, don’t play me, do not play me, I don’t care. But I will keep working hard.”Shami insisted that if he was not selected for international people, he will continue to join domestic cricket. “You don’t choose me in international people, I will play domestic. I will keep playing somewhere or other. Retirement and such decisions are made when you start feeling bored when you don’t want to wake up for a test at 7 am. It’s not time for me now. If you want, I will be at 5.”During the Champions Trophy, the last fast bowler played for India in March insisted that his biggest inspiration remains incomplete business with the ODI World Cup. “I have only one dream left to win the ODI World Cup. We were very close in 2023. We felt an intestine, but also fear in the knockout stage. The fans’ enthusiasm and belief inspired us. Perhaps it was not in my luck, but I want to stay there in 2027, ”Shami commented.Considering his fitness, Shami revealed that he had made tireless efforts to lose weight, make rhythm and prepare longer in the last two months. He said, “Touchwood is better now. I have trained, enhanced my skills, batting, fielding, gym work – everything has practiced. My attention is capable of receiving rhythm and bowling long mantras,” he explained.Despite the recent shock of injury, Shami is adamant that his journey is not over. As he said clearly: “I still love the game. The day I lose that drive, I will remove myself. Till then, I will keep fighting.”

Aryavir Sehwag (Image Credit: DPL)

New Delhi: Big moment for Sehwag Ghar- Wirender Sehwag’s elder son Aravir took his first step in competitive senior cricket with a start in the Delhi Premier League (DPL). Getting out for Central Delhi Kings, went out to open a 17 -year -old batting, a role his father performed very famous for India.The teenager started carefully, made only one management with her first four delivery. But soon, he found a rhythm against international pacer Navdeep Saini. Aaryavir hit the back-to-back boundaries in a single over, the first time a crisp drive through the deep additional cover, followed by additional cover and another between the longer. Those stroke briefly burnt the innings, which presents a glimpse of their natural time and confidence.In an overball by Raunak Wagela, he reiterated the feat by sending two consecutive borders. However, his promising start was cut in the same over when he described a shot as wrong and offered a catch to Mayank Rawat. Aryavir went by 22 runs off 16 balls, but was enough to draw attention to his fearless approach on cameo debut.Away from the field, Yarvi also shared a fundamental childhood memory associated with his father’s play days. In a video posted by Delhi Capital on social media recently, he remembered how he once missed his father’s bat in the IPL due to the infamous traffic of Delhi.“I am Smriti as soon as possible … I think all matches that were in Delhi, we used to go to those matches mostly. “My first memory is that Dad was playing in Delhi. Unfortunately, he got out very quickly, before we were able to reach the stadium. There is a lot of traffic in Delhi during the IPL and he left before reaching the stadium.”However, recalling a humorous, the incident also underlined what he praised for his father. Growing into a cricket environment, he and his younger brother often played with plastic bats and balls, inspired to see Sehwag in action. “Since childhood, I had a habit of playing with plastic bat and ball. Me and my brother, we played a lot of cricket, because we saw what the father was watching playing,” he shared.Now, as he takes his first step in professional cricket, Aryavir believes that his attitude has changed. “As I have been playing professional cricket for the last 2-3 years, I slowly understand what kind of players my father was,” he reflected.He also recalled one of Sehwag’s favorite statements: “Ghar’s chicken dal barbar” (home-cooked chicken dal looks as good). But Yarvi disagreed with humility. “It’s not so. As I am playing, I understand a lot about him and how great it was to a player. I really idolize him. Looking at him, you think the things he has done is not easy. I get a lot of inspiration and inspiration from him.”Sehwag’s career remains in Indian cricket history. Known to his fearless strokeplay, he was the first Indian to score a triple century in tests and once held records for the highest personal score in Odis. For Yarvi, the Sehwag heritage has just begun.