Quraishi hits maiden century as East Zone win Duleep Trophy
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 10, 2026, 9:46 AM
Last updated Sep 10, 2026

East Zone secured the Duleep Trophy on the final day of the competition. The result was largely determined by the team's first-innings lead. During the concluding phase of the match, Jharkhand allrounder Quraishi reached his first-class maiden century. Following the milestone, East Zone declared their innings. The declaration finalized their position in the tournament standings. With the Duleep Trophy secured, the team concludes their campaign.
- •East Zone secured the Duleep Trophy title.
- •Quraishi scored his maiden first-class century on the final day.
- •The match concluded following an East Zone declaration.
- •A first-innings lead proved vital to the overall result.
- 9:46 AMESPNcricinfo — Quraishi century headlines final day as East Zone secure Duleep Trophy
"With the Duleep Trophy virtually theirs because of their first-innings lead, the Jharkhand allrounder brought up his maiden first-class century before East Zone declared
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