Aneeshwar Gautam scores maiden ton as Karnataka declares at 490/9
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 28, 2026, 10:00 PM
Last updated Oct 28, 2026

Aneeshwar Gautam achieved his first-class century on October 28 against Tripura, scoring 100 runs. His efforts, along with contributions from Manvanth Kumar and Ritesh Bhatkal, helped Karnataka declare their innings at 490/9, establishing a lead of 296 runs. Tripura struggled in their second innings, ending at 98/3 with Shreyas Gopal claiming three wickets. Karnataka is looking to secure a win to enhance their chances of qualification for the knockout stage.
- •Karnataka declared at 490/9 after 144 overs.
- •Tripura trails by 198 runs with a score of 98/3.
- •Shreyas Gopal took 3 wickets for 25 runs.
- •Gautam's innings lasted 298 minutes and included 100 runs.
- •Manvanth Kumar and Ritesh Bhatkal contributed 51 and 74 not out, respectively.
- 10:00 PMYahoo Sports — Ranji Trophy: Aneeshwar Gautam grinds his way to maiden ton; Karnataka eye innings win
"Karnataka’s Aneeshwar Gautam scored his maiden first-class century against Tripura, making 100 after years of rebuilding his form. Supported by Manvanth Kumar’s 51 and Ritesh Bhatkal’s unbeaten 74, Karnataka declared at 490/9, taking a 296-run lead. Leg-spinner Shreyas Gopal claimed three wickets as Tripura reached 98/3, leaving Karnataka well placed to strengthen their knockout qualification hopes.
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